Warehouse Electro-Mechanical Assembler - 1st Shift (6am to 2:30pm Mon thru Fri)

Working under minimum supervision of the Production Manager, the incumbent will be responsible for assembling the Specials Large Product line. Solid Experience in electro-mechanical assembly required. Instrumentation experience a plus.

Essential Job Functions

• Perform electrical and mechanical assembly work, which is of larger sizes and higher complexity.
• Fit, alignment, and adjust components and assemblies within close tolerances.
• Assemble products based on information translated from job orders, work instructions, procedures, drawings, and wiring diagrams.
• Be able to read and comprehend engineering drawings.
• Solder wire cables to sensor head leads.
• Spot weld wire leads to sensor head leads.
• Be able to multi-task through a variety of job orders.
• Ability to follow verbal and written test procedures and document the testing and the functionality of completed items.
• Participate in discussions with manufacturing - engineering and support personnel to resolve issues associated with the manufacturability, reliability, and quality of the product.
• Other duties as assigned.

Education/Work Experience/Qualifications

• 5 or more years of electrical mechanical assembly experience in a manufacturing environment.
• Must be able to use a large variety of small hand tools such as screwdrivers, torque wrenches, and soldering irons.
• Must be able to use and understand basic electrical measuring tools such as multimeters, insulation resistance meters, decade boxes, and a variety of test fixtures.
• Must be able to use mechanical measuring tools such as calipers and micrometers.
• Must be able to read and understand assembly documentation such as assembly drawings, wiring diagrams, job orders, work instructions, and procedures with a minimum of supervision using considerable judgment.
• Previous work in a quality-controlled setting is preferred.
• Ability to TIG and spot weld fine parts is preferred.
• Working knowledge of electrical theory is beneficial.
• The ability to do fine work under a microscope is preferred.

Physical Requirements

• Lift, carry, push and or pull 25 – 75 lbs. frequently
• Squat/kneel, bend/stoop, twist/turn, grasp and reach overhead and outward frequently
• Sit, stand and walk for 1 – 10 hours per day
• Must be able to pass pre-employment drug and background screen

Work Site Environment

• Ability to work in a 55 – 85-degree Fahrenheit work environment.

Education/Work Experience/Qualifications

• 5 or more years of electrical mechanical assembly experience in a manufacturing environment.
• Must be able to use a large variety of small hand tools such as screwdrivers, torque wrenches, and soldering irons.
• Must be able to use and understand basic electrical measuring tools such as multimeters, insulation resistance meters, decade boxes, and a variety of test fixtures.
• Must be able to use mechanical measuring tools such as calipers and micrometers.
• Must be able to read and understand assembly documentation such as assembly drawings, wiring diagrams, job orders, work instructions, and procedures with a minimum of supervision using considerable judgment.
• Previous work in a quality-controlled setting is preferred.
• Ability to TIG and spot weld fine parts is preferred.
• Working knowledge of electrical theory is beneficial.
• Ability to do fine work under a microscope is preferred.

Physical Requirements

• Lift, carry, push and or pull 1 – 50 lbs. frequently
• Squat/kneel, bend/stoop, twist/turn, grasp and reach overhead and outward frequently
• Sit, stand and walk for 1 – 10 hours per day
• Must be able to pass pre-employment drug and background screen

Work Site Environment

• Ability to work in a 55 – 85-degree Fahrenheit work environment