Potting Operator

Overview:

As a Potting Operator, you are the final line of defense for critical electronics. You’ll be responsible for encapsulating delicate circuit boards and components in protective epoxy or silicone, ensuring they survive everything from the vacuum of space to the vibrations of an industrial tractor.

What You’ll Do

Encapsulate & Protect: Prepare and apply epoxy, resin, or silicone compounds to electronic assemblies using manual dispensers or automated potting equipment.
Equipment Operation: Set up, clean, and maintain potting machines, ensuring correct mix ratios and flow rates.
Precision Prep: Clean and mask components to ensure "no-go" zones stay free of chemicals.
Quality Control: Perform visual inspections to check for air bubbles, cracks, or uneven coverage that could compromise the product.
Documentation: Follow strict Work Instructions to meet the rigorous standards of our clients.

Required Skills:

Mechanical Dexterity: Proven ability to operate hand tools and machinery with precision; comfortable with the repetitive physical tasks of assembly and equipment maintenance.
Chemical Handling & Safety: Skilled in following safety protocols (SDS/PPE) while working with epoxy-type chemicals, resins, and solvents.
Directional Accuracy: Ability to follow complex, multi-step written and verbal instructions without deviation to ensure product consistency.
High Attention to Detail: Sharp visual acuity to identify minute defects, air pockets, or surface irregularities in finished goods.
Professional Reliability: A track record of consistent attendance and punctuality, ensuring production deadlines are met for critical aerospace and medical contracts.