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The Assembler II may also be responsible for other processes related to the manufacture of electronic assemblies including, but not limited to: encapsulation (potting), conformal coating, SMT operations, and painting.
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Urgently Hiring Cable and Harness Assemblers for PCB manufacturing
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The assembler will complete final assembly, test, and quality control of all parts. Assemble all units in Hydro and Final assembly up to and including all piping, insulating and wiring along with final testing.
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As an electronic assembler, your primary duties are to assemble electronic parts, such as circuit boards, mount them into larger assemblies or casings, ensure the proper soldering and installation of electric wiring, and test or troubleshoot equipment before it is put into or returned to service.
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Summary for General E/M Assemblers : Basic assembly of production parts such as housings, chambers, pressure vessels, mounting of pcbs, etc., using small hand tools following drawings and/or work instructions.
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Sets up, operates, and maintains basic production machines such as component engravers, presses, crimpers, riveting or encapsulation machines.
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Electronic Assembler II performs, with supervision, basic and routine electronic or hybrid assembly operations on components, printed circuit boards, or subassemblies in accordance with military and/or other assembly standards using blueprints, visual aids, wiring lists, verbal and/or written instructions.
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The general purpose of this job is to assemble and fit all mechanical and related electrical assemblies according to the blueprint and specifications.
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Our client is a leading aerospace manufacturing company and currently in need of a highly skilled Mechanical Assembler who is looking for a career with a long-standing, growing company. Our client is a leading aerospace manufacturing company and currently in need of a highly skilled Mechanical Assembler who is looking for a career with a long-standing, growing company.
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Volt is immediately hiring for Electronic Assemblers in West Caldwell, NJ.
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At Raymour & Flanigan, we recognize and appreciate all of our team members' hard work and dedication.
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Mechanical Assemblers wanted for growing company in Florham Park! Good understanding of math and some manufacturing exp. Shift: 6am to 2:30 pm.
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