Rebo Lighting & Electronics, LLC

Second shift SMT Team Lead

Sparta, TN
Full Time
Experienced

What’s most important to you?  A fast-paced, dynamic workplace with good teamwork?  Having autonomy to grow your career?  Or making a meaningful impact?  
How about all of the above?  If you’re nodding, we are looking for you to join Team Rebo as a
2nd Shift SMT team Lead.
A BIT ABOUT US  
We are Rebo, and we provide interior and exterior automotive and electronics lighting solutions – both traditional and new concepts that we are excited to design and make!  We are developing new technologies which help drive the future of electric vehicles, including charge status indicators as well as using light in new ways to improve safety and design.  The opportunities to solve both practical customer needs and deliver enhanced features are endless. 
Here, you'll discover that we aim to help turn your passion into a rewarding profession. We value your hard work, integrity and commitment to make things better and we put our people first by offering benefits that support your life and well-being.  We strive to create a culture of learning and opportunity, and most importantly, an environment where you can feel connected to your work every day.  We have our sights set on exciting things ahead, and we need top talent like YOU to help us get there! 
HOW YOU’LL MAKE AN IMPACT 

  • Perform machine set-up and operate (Panasonic) SMT (Surface Mount Technology) equipment.
  • Assist in the daily coordination and support of SMT dept team working under the direction of the immediate supervisor.
  • Assist in scheduling Smt Dept processes including the Router and Soldering cells, ensuring production lines run efficiently.
  • Adhere to IPC-A-610H, Acceptability of Electronic Assemblies.
  • Operate SMT Machine during product run.
  • Change component reels as needed.
  • Report defective material or questionable conditions to the department supervisor.
  • Good attendance required.
  • Must promote safety in their work area(s).
  • Use IATF 16949 and ISO14001 disciplines; ensures product conforms to established production specifications.
  • Communicates opportunities observed to improve safety, quality, or production processes which can reduce injuries, scrap or production losses.
  • Maintain good housekeeping standards in all work areas.
  • Work safely, adhering to the facility’s quality, environmental, health and safety policies and procedures and continually monitoring the work environment to identify and communicate to team leader/supervisor/ manager current or potential concerns.
  • All other assignments deemed necessary while under the direction of the Area Operations Supervisor, Process Manager, or the Plant Manager.
YOUR KEY ATTRIBUTES
  • You have a High School Diploma or GED (or equivalent).
  • Previous Leadership experience required
  • Previous SMT pcba production experience preferred but not required.
  • Previous production experience preferred.
  • You are comfortable with working overtime as needed, including weekends when necessary.
  • You are able to read and comprehend written and oral instructions & have basic math skills.     
  • You find new and effective ways to streamline processes for maximum efficiency without cutting corners on safety and quality.
  • You are organized, highly efficient and know how to develop specific goals and prioritize with minimal supervision.
  • You can perform the essential functions of the job which at times may include for example lifting up to 30 lbs. and standing for long periods of time.
BE ON TEAM REBO, AND YOU’LL ENJOY
  • A competitive benefits package and a starting pay rate of $25.76/hour, plus a $0.40 shift premium.
  • We offer an inclusive environment that encourages diverse perspectives and ideas
  •  Matching 401k
  • Employee discounts
  • Tuition Reimbursement
  • …and SO much more!

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