Assembler

Assemble electro-mechanical products used in various customer applications by working from manufacturing procedures, method sheets, engineering prints, engineers bill of materials, and other technical documents. This position prepares sub-assemblies, final assemblies, electronic, electrical, and mechanical sub-assemblies, final assemblies, and after assemblies in their entirety.

What you will do:

• Assemble individual electro-mechanical components as required
• Manual holding, or control of components required during operation
• Work also may be washed in solution, pressure tested, or repaired by hand
• Work from drawings, blueprints, sketches, verbal or written instruction, work orders, process sheets
• Execute material handling procedures for work order processing and inventory floor stock maintenance
• Obtain parts and materials as instructed or as necessary or required to execute material handling procedures
• Prepare finished work for shipment or storage as instructed or required.
• Perform alignment or adjustments. Manually using various type special hand tools, if required, until exacting specifications are realized
• Maintain personal production and quality standards as determined by supervision
• Responsible for product quality and production quantity – work must be inspected to ensure conformity to specifications and quality standards before, during, and after completion
• Report defects, scrap, and/or production problems immediately to the Cell Leader and/or Supervisor
• Maintain records and other pertinent data as instructed or required
• Follow all safety regulations
• Maintain area in a clean and orderly condition
• Cross-train and work in other assembly areas
• Perform similar and other related duties as instructed or required

We are looking for:

• High school diploma or general education degree (GED); one to three years manufacturing experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience
• Versatility required to perform many and varied other assembly and soldering operations manually
• Must have reasonable dexterity in hands to manipulate small parts
• Ability to read blueprints required

Additional Characteristics:

• Requires the ability to lift 20-50 lbs. occasionally, 10-25 lbs. frequently, and up to 10 lbs constantly
• Works as both an individual contributor and in a team environment
• May require standing and/or sitting for long periods of time, up to 8 hours per day
• Requires good manually dexterity and visual acuity
• Requires the use of a variety of equipment including hand tools and calibrated measuring equipment in the normal performance of their jobs such as, but not limited to: calipers, plug gauges, drop indicators, force gauges, torque measuring screwdrivers, oscilloscope, dial gauges, torque wrenches, micrometers, and specially designed PMT manufacturing measuring equipment
• May be exposed to various industrial cleaning chemicals and oils