PRODUCTION TRAINER - PCBA / EMS

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The Production Trainer is responsible for designing, delivering, and continuously improving training programs for operators, technicians, and seasonal/temporary workers in the PCBA/EMS production lines. The role ensures every employee - permanent or seasonal - reaches required competency (IPC standards, ESD control, SMT/AOI/wave solder processes, safety) as quickly and consistently as possible, directly supporting production quality, yield, and new-hire retention.
• Design and maintain structured onboarding and skills-training curricula for new operators, including seasonal/temporary workers, covering ESD control, IPC-A-610 workmanship standards, SMT/THT processes, AOI, and safety procedures.
• Deliver hands-on training at the production line, including classroom sessions and on-the-job coaching, and certify operators before independent line assignment.
• Develop and update training materials, visual work instructions, and skills matrices in line with current process specifications and customer/IPC requirements.
• Conduct skills assessment and re-certification for existing operators (e.g., annual IPC re-training, new product introduction training).
• Partner with Line Leaders and Production Supervisors to identify skill gaps affecting yield, defect rate, or line efficiency, and design targeted refresher training.
• Support the seasonal-worker retention plan by delivering a structured, confidence-building onboarding within the first 72 hours of a new hire's employment.
• Track and report training completion rates, certification status, and training effectiveness (e.g., defect rate before/after training) to Production and HR.
• Coordinate with HR and staffing agencies on training schedules for incoming batches of seasonal workers, ensuring training capacity matches hiring volume.
• Maintain training records and documentation to support customer audits and ISO 9001 / IATF (if applicable) requirements.
• Continuously improve training methods based on feedback, error patterns, and new equipment/process introductions.