Assembly

Job TitleTo perform a variety of operations including electrical assembly, testing, installing, soldering, and/or other operations required for completion of product, using mechanical and manual tools in a manner which will consistently meet production standards and quality requirements. Electrical assembly must include the ability to diagnose, troubleshoot and create solutions to problems that arise. To assemble simple and/or complex units consisting of small to large numbers of component parts in a manner which will consistently meet quality requirements and production standards. Operate and program laser marking machines utilizing coreldraw.Essential Functions and Basic Duties:Complete any mechanical, electrical, and complex assembly, including adjusting, fitting, and aligning of components.Run production parts on laser markersComplete installation, inspection and testing of completed work.Decipher basic and electrical schematics and blueprints.Ability to complete basic solvent welding.Ability to prep wires for electrical assembly including stripping, soldering, crimping, splicing, etc.Uses a wide variety of mechanical/manual tools and operating procedures to finish parts.Uses measuring instruments, i.e., hand mic's, to ensure correct tolerances are met.Performs required testing, diagnosing and rework of assemblies as customer requires.Complete and update necessary paperwork and documentation. Data entry into company systems.Willingness to train others in all areas of the department.Maintain work area in a neat and orderly condition. Works safely and complies with all established safety rules and work practices.Complies with Company, Department, and Section policies and procedures as applicable.Keeps Supervisor informed of job relate problems and other information related to work activity.Maintains a positive work attitude and promotes a "team" approach throughout the department.Performs related work as apparent or assigned.QualificationsEducation/Certification: High school diploma.Required Knowledge: Ability to read basic tolerances and simple dimensions on blueprints and use measuring instruments.Experience Required: At least 1 to 2 years of Electrical & Mechanical Assembly experience one who can diagnose, troubleshoot, and create solutions to problems that arise.Prefer some experience with IPC 610 & 620 standards.Skills Abilities: Good manual dexterity skills, hand-eye coordination, etc. Ability to maintain a high concentration level while doing repetitive work. Display a positive attitude.Other Requirements:Physical Strength: Mobility within the work facility.Language Ability: English