Electro-Mechanical Assembler- 1st Shift

You will work with other members of the production team and maintain a level of productivity that supports the Master Schedule. While reporting directly to the Production Lead, you will interface with other functions such as Quality, Engineering, and Purchasing. In this function, you will: Ensure that products are assembled correctly according to drawings and work instructions. Ensure that products meet quality standards, perform intended functions, and are shipped according to customer specifications satisfactorily. Perform standard in-process inspections on products, ensuring conformance with drawings and work instructions. If failures occur, contact the Quality Engineer. Cross-check work with contents of traveler to ensure that equipment being built meets customer requirements/ specifications. Assist in resolving production failures or product issues. Perform various electrical and mechanical assembly tasks on production lines using a variety of hand tools and power tools, including torque wrenches, crimpers, painting, cutting, grinding tools, etc. Read, understand, and follow written work instructions in connection with manufacturing assemblies and sub-assemblies. This includes the ability to provide feedback and process improvements to existing work instructions. Maintain and account for production tools and equipment. Clean parts/assemblies using solvents and other chemicals as directed safely. Must have a High school diploma or G.E.D from an accredited institution Must have a minimum of one (1) year mechanical or electrical assembly experience No relocation benefit is being offered for this position. Only candidates that currently reside within 50 miles of the work location will be considered. Active Duty Military Service member candidates are exempt from the geographical area limitation. Two or more years of experience in electrical or mechanical assembly work. Ability to regularly lift up to 40 pounds with or without accommodation, as well as utilize power lifting mechanisms for heavy objects Ability to stand for up to 9 hours per day, kneel, stoop, and squat; in addition to using arms, hands, and fingers to inspect objects, tools, and controls Ability to perform visual and dimensional inspections upon completion of certain assembly process steps, as well as on incoming component parts Ability to read schematics, one-line diagrams, blueprints, and other manufacturing documentation