At SEA, your project is treated with care and attention. Every project is assigned to a program manager, who oversees the progress of your projects. They are also your focal point for communications and aim for total team commitment with you the customers, delivering total satisfaction with the end result. Program managers are essential to satisfy SEA’s goal of an error-free process.
Here are some responsibilities of program managers:
Ensure that assemblies are built to industry and customer specifications
Ensure seamless flow of production
Update customers with the status of their assemblies
Contact customers so that they are always aware of the status of their products
Provide the best solutions to customer questions and concerns in a timely manner
Ensure that products are shipped on schedule
Establish an enduring and positive relationship with our customers
Along with the customers BOM and CAD data program managers
use state-of-the-art computer software to assist in the assembly
planning and process. We utilize Circuitcam and Checkpoint
software for all production planning, improving on the production
and inspection process. Program managers use the Checkpoint
and Circuitcam software to aid the production and inspection
process. Checkpoint imports our customer’s BOM’s and is integrated
with Circuitcam to produce a detailed and colored drawing
of the assemblies.
Some benefits of the software are:
The Checkpoint drawing is combined with our production planning to ensure seamless integration on the production floor
Checkpoint allows program managers to check for discrepancies on customer’s parts list (BOM) prior to production
Circuitcam is capable of integrating production planning with our SMT and AOI programming, functioning as a multi-task software
We utilize colored coded drawings generated by Circuitcam in our production planning. This saves time and prevents mistakes during the pre-production, production, and inspection processes
To ensure proper use of the Checkpoint and Circuitcam software, the following are needed (you can download our BOM & CAD requirements above):
CAD data of assembly (For more information on types of CAD data, see www.aiscorp.com)
If no CAD data exists, Gerber data may be accepted as an alternate (RS-274D or RS-274X formats, RS-274D requires an aperture file). Both solder mask and silk screen layers are required. Gerber data take longer to process using the Circuitcam software, therefore is much less desirable then CAD data.
An excel formatted BOM is desirable, but not necessary
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