Able to work independently to assemble stud welding guns, feeders, controls, and related equipment to include wiring and soldering.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS
- Assembles mechanical and electrical components.
- Verifies completeness of assembly by using a pick list/job order.
- Solders electrical connections.
- Follows written or verbal instructions, schematics, or blueprints to complete assemblies.
- Distinguishes color and pattern of wires.
- Assembles parts in small and confined areas.
- Uses a variety of powered and non-powered hand tools.
- Transports equipment from floor to work bench and from work station to work station.
- Codes and identifies electrical wires.
SUPPLEMENTAL JOB FUNCTIONS
- Keeps area clean and segregated.
MINIMUM KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES REQUIRED
- Apply commonsense understanding to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral, or diagrammatic form. Deal with problems involving several concrete variables in or from standardized situations.
- Add and subtract two digit numbers. Multiply and divide 10’s and 100’s by 2, 3, 4, 5.
- Speak simple sentences, using word order, and present and past tenses. Write/print simple sentences containing subject, verb, and object and series of numbers, names, and addresses. Read safety rules, instructions in the use of maintenance of shop tools and equipment, and methods and procedures.
- Have moderate computer skills, including knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite. Be able to navigate through network files and drives. Some programming experience preferred.
- Be able to read mechanical, basic electrical and electronic schematics, wiring lists and diagrams, assembly prints and bills of materials.
- Be able to identify basic electrical and electronic components including but not limited to: diodes, resistors, capacitors and relays on prints and actual components.
- Be capable of using basic hand tools, taps, dies, hand drills, drill press, hand grinder, cut off saw.
- Be capable of using basic calipers, micrometers and electrical multi-meter for checking resistance and continuity.
- Have working knowledge of general fastening hardware terminology and be able to identify between different types of screws, nuts and washers.
- Capable of soldering wires, cables as well as electronic components.
- Must have 1 year assembly experience with 6 months as an assembler II preferred.
- Candidates must be able to differtiate between different types of colors.
ALL THREE SHIFTS AVAILABLE
SHIFT PREMIUM 5% AFTERNOON and 7.5% MIDNIGHTS