Plating Operator I — Precision Electroplating, Onsite

Avispa MedOps; Colorado Springs (CO); On-site; USD 42,000 - 57,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Group Medical

Dental

Vision

Life Insurance

Retirement Savings Program

PSL

Job summary

A leading electronics testing company, Avispa MedOps, is seeking a Plating Operator 1 to prepare, process, inspect, and package precision machined parts in an automated electroplating operation. The role supports a 24-month assignment onsite in Colorado Springs, with a 40-hour workweek and hourly pay.

Responsibilities include loading parts, initiating plating, inspecting quality, and collaborating with engineers, maintenance techs, and management to ensure precise results.

Qualifications

• 1+ year of experience in plating, metrology, or measurement tooling, and in critical cosmetic inspection and handling of delicate parts.
• Proven success in an assembly position or similar operation.
• Ability to read prints and comprehend GD&T methodology.

Responsibilities

• Prepare plated parts for shipment, confirming count and quality according to specific packaging requirements.
• Prepare machined parts for the electroplating process, load them into the automated plating system, and load the appropriate recipe program for each part.
• Initiate and monitor the plating process.
• Inspect parts for defects after plating using various inspection criteria and tools.
• Perform plating operator duties once chemical handling responsibilities are fulfilled, working in cross-functional teams with co-workers, engineers, maintenance technicians, and management.

Skills

Plating experience

Metrology

Cosmetic inspection

GD&T understanding

Job description

A leading electronics testing company, Avispa MedOps, is seeking a Plating Operator 1 to prepare, process, inspect, and package precision machined parts in an automated electroplating operation. The role supports a 24-month assignment onsite in Colorado Springs, with a 40-hour workweek and hourly pay.

Responsibilities include loading parts, initiating plating, inspecting quality, and collaborating with engineers, maintenance techs, and management to ensure precise results.