What are the responsibilities and job description for the Assembly Technician II - OJT position at Plant Power & Control Systems?
Job Description
Job Title:
Assembly Technician II
Department
Manufacturing / Production
Reports To
Production Supervisor / Manufacturing Manager
FLSA Status
Non-Exempt
Level
Tier 2 - Experienced
Shift: 2nd (2pm-11pm)
Position Summary
The
Assembly Technician II
is an experienced manufacturing professional responsible for assembling, wiring, testing, inspecting, and troubleshooting electrical and electro-mechanical products in accordance with engineering specifications, quality standards, and safety requirements. This role requires the ability to work with minimal supervision while interpreting complex schematics, blueprints, and technical documentation.
The
Assembly Technician II
supports the production of electrical panels, switchgear, bus duct systems, and other engineered products by utilizing advanced assembly techniques, specialized tools, and diagnostic equipment to ensure high-quality output and on-time delivery.
Essential Duties And Responsibilities
Electrical and Mechanical Assembly
Job Title:
Assembly Technician II
Department
Manufacturing / Production
Reports To
Production Supervisor / Manufacturing Manager
FLSA Status
Non-Exempt
Level
Tier 2 - Experienced
Shift: 2nd (2pm-11pm)
Position Summary
The
Assembly Technician II
is an experienced manufacturing professional responsible for assembling, wiring, testing, inspecting, and troubleshooting electrical and electro-mechanical products in accordance with engineering specifications, quality standards, and safety requirements. This role requires the ability to work with minimal supervision while interpreting complex schematics, blueprints, and technical documentation.
The
Assembly Technician II
supports the production of electrical panels, switchgear, bus duct systems, and other engineered products by utilizing advanced assembly techniques, specialized tools, and diagnostic equipment to ensure high-quality output and on-time delivery.
Essential Duties And Responsibilities
Electrical and Mechanical Assembly
- Interpret and work from complex electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, blueprints, assembly drawings, and work instructions.
- Assemble electrical panels, switchgear, bus duct systems, and electro-mechanical equipment according to engineering specifications.
- Install and connect electrical wiring, control components, circuit protection devices, bus bars, relays, transformers, and related assemblies.
- Assemble mechanical components including frames, enclosures, brackets, mounting hardware, and support structures.
- Perform torquing, fastening, alignment, fitting, and mechanical adjustments to meet design specifications.
- Conduct functional testing, continuity checks, insulation resistance testing, and other diagnostic procedures using electrical test equipment.
- Identify, diagnose, and resolve assembly issues, wiring discrepancies, and mechanical fitment concerns.
- Verify proper operation of assembled systems prior to final inspection.
- Support root cause analysis and corrective action activities when quality or production issues arise.
- Perform in-process and final quality inspections to ensure products meet engineering, customer, and regulatory specifications.
- Inspect components, wiring, assemblies, and finished products for workmanship, accuracy, and compliance with safety standards.
- Document inspection results, test data, non-conformance issues, and corrective actions as required.
- Ensure adherence to company quality systems and manufacturing standards.
- Work independently with limited supervision while maintaining productivity and quality expectations.
- Assist in training and mentoring entry-level assembly technicians.
- Provide feedback on assembly processes, tooling improvements, and workflow optimization opportunities.
- Collaborate with engineering, quality, and production teams to resolve technical issues.
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