General Labourer - Floater (2nd Shift)

Overview

OSI Systems companies have a long history of developing innovative solutions to bring a better quality of life to the world. Our OSI Electronics (OSIE) division is a diversified manufacturer of electronic devices and value-added manufacturing services.

 

We provide our customers with the manufacturing capabilities and purchasing power of a global Electronics Manufacturing Services provider. By delivering regional and personalized support best provided by a smaller company, we strive to build lasting relationships and create close and valued partnerships with our customers. Our singular focus is to help security experts, clinical professionals and high-tech developers solve real-world problems and issues.

 

 

PFC Flexible Circuits Limited, a division of OSI Electronics, is seeking a General Labourer – Floater who will provide flexible support across multiple departments, including Die Cut, Dry Film Lamination, Wet Process, and Laser Digital Imaging, helping eliminate production bottlenecks and ensure on-time delivery. This individual will be cross-trained to provide coverage where needed (e.g., to address workload changes, vacations, absences, or priority jobs) and will be expected to follow travelers, work instructions, and quality requirements to produce conforming product safely and efficiently.
 

This individual will support afternoon shift operations (3:30pm - 12:00am).

***This position offers a $0.75 per hour shift differential for second shift hours of operation (3:30pm - 12:00am).***

 


Responsibilities

  • Set up and operate die-cut equipment to cut panels and related films/materials to job-specific dimensions while maintaining orientation and traceability. Perform required first-piece/in-process checks and keep the work area clean to prevent mix-ups and contamination.
  • Clean and prepare panels for downstream processing by manually scrubbing with approved materials and verifying surfaces meet cleanliness requirements. Protect product from damage/contamination and escalate any nonconforming conditions per procedure.
  • Set up and run Spartanics punching operations to create tooling holes/features with accurate registration for downstream processing. Verify hole quality and alignment and report tooling or equipment issues promptly.
  • Laminate dry film to panels using specified equipment settings and handling techniques to prevent wrinkles, bubbles, and contamination. Document required checks and traceability information per traveler and work instructions.
  • Perform cover coat layup per traveler/drawings by aligning materials to tooling holes and applying them smoothly to avoid defects. Inspect workmanship prior to pressing/lamination and escalate issues that cannot be corrected per procedure.
  • Place and align stiffeners per job requirements, verifying correct material, thickness, location, and clean adhesive interfaces. Maintain flatness and protect assemblies from damage while staging for pressing/curing.
  • Uphold the company’s core values of Integrity, Innovation, Accountability, and Teamwork.
  • Demonstrate behavior consistent with the company’s Code of Ethics and Conduct.
  • It is the responsibility of every employee to report to their manager or a member of senior management any quality problems or defects in order for corrective action to be implemented and to avoid recurrence of the problem.
  • Duties may be modified or assigned at any time to meet the needs of the business.

Qualifications

  • High School Diploma desired.
  • Some experience in electronics manufacturing or a fast-paced warehouse environment desired.
  • Must be comfortable handling small, fragile components and using precision hand tools including nose pliers, picking tools, and tweezers.
  • Good manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination with the ability to perform repetitive tasks while maintaining consistent quality required.
  • Must have strong organizational skills, with the ability to multi-task, learn technical processes, and be self-motivated.
  • Basic understanding of blueprints, schematics, or Gerber files is desired.
  • Must have excellent communication skills and the ability to assist other departments.
  • Must be able to physically stand, bend, squat, and lift up to 25lbs for long periods of time.
  • Positive attitude and strong work ethics are required.
  • Ability to work independently and in a team environment is essential.
  • Must be a team player.
  • Must be able to read, write and communicate effectively in the business language (English).

Pay may range from $18.00 to $18.00 hourly

 

OSI Systems, Inc. has three operating divisions: (a) Security, providing security and inspection systems, turnkey security screening solutions and related services; (b) Healthcare, providing patient monitoring, diagnostic cardiology and anesthesia systems; and (c) Optoelectronics and Manufacturing, providing specialized electronic components and electronic manufacturing services for original equipment manufacturers with applications in the defense, aerospace, medical and industrial markets, among others.

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