Layup Operator (2nd Shift)

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 Layup Operator who will be responsible for cover coat and stiffener lay up of circuit boards according to the specifications provided in the production traveler.

This individual will support afternoon shift operations (4:00pm - 12:30am).

This position offers a $0.75 per hour shift differential for second shift hours of operation (4:00 pm - 12:30 am).

• Panel cleaning for surface preparation (manual scrubbing) using approved solvents, abrasives, and/or pads per process specifications; verify cleanliness (e.g. no residue, oxidation) and handle panels carefully.
• Set up and operate die-cut equipment to cut panels/films to required dimensions; confirm cut quality (e.g. no tearing, burrs, or mis-registration), maintain correct grain/direction as required, and segregate nonconforming material.
• Set up and operate Spartanics punching equipment to add tooling holes/features for registration; verify punch alignment to artwork/tooling targets, perform first-piece verification, and record punch parameters per traveler.
• Perform cover coat layup by selecting correct coverlay/adhesive materials, aligning to tooling holes, controlling wrinkles/air entrapment, and building stacks per work instructions; prepare layups for lamination/press cycles.
• Apply stiffeners using specified adhesives; align to features, maintain required bondline/offset, and ensure correct part orientation and quantity per panel map.
• Laminate dry film photoresist to panels using lamination equipment; set/verify temperature, pressure, speed, and nip/roller condition; check for bubbles, wrinkles, edge lift, and film coverage, and document run settings.