1st shift Electrical Assembler

About the Role:1st Shift - Monday - Friday, 5:45am - 2:15pm

As an Assembler, you will play a critical role in the manufacturing process by accurately and efficiently assembling components into finished products. Your work ensures that each product meets quality standards and is ready for distribution or further processing. This position requires attention to detail, manual dexterity, and the ability to follow detailed instructions and blueprints. You will collaborate closely with production teams to maintain smooth workflow and meet production targets. Ultimately, your contributions will directly impact product reliability and customer satisfaction.

Minimum Qualifications:

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Proven experience in an assembly or production line environment.
• Basic knowledge of hand tools and power equipment operation.
• Ability to read and interpret assembly instructions, blueprints, and technical documents.
• Strong attention to detail and manual dexterity.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience with soldering and operating drill presses and band saws.
• Familiarity with quality control procedures and visual inspection techniques.
• Previous work experience in a manufacturing or industrial setting.
• Basic understanding of safety protocols related to power equipment and assembly lines.
• Certification or training in assembly processes or manufacturing technology.

Responsibilities:

• Perform assembly of parts and components using hand tools and power equipment according to specified procedures and blueprints.
• Operate machinery such as drill presses, band saws, and soldering equipment safely and efficiently to complete assembly tasks.
• Conduct visual inspections of assembled products to ensure quality standards and identify any defects or inconsistencies.
• Maintain a clean and organized work area to promote safety and efficiency on the production line.
• Collaborate with team members and supervisors to troubleshoot assembly issues and improve production processes.

Skills: The required skills such as assembly process knowledge, hand tool proficiency, and operation of power equipment are essential for performing daily assembly tasks accurately and efficiently. Soldering and drill press operation skills enable the assembler to handle specialized components and ensure secure connections. Visual inspection skills are critical for identifying defects early and maintaining product quality. Familiarity with production and assembly lines helps in understanding workflow and meeting production targets. Preferred skills like experience with band saws and quality control enhance the assembler's ability to contribute to continuous improvement and safety in the workplace.