Electrical Mechanical Assembler

Responsibilities

• Assembles mechanical, electrical, and electronic parts and components into higher level products.
• Follows written or electronic assembly instructions which may be in the form of “MPI”s”, blueprints, and verbal instructions.
• Uses primarily hand tools for assembly, including mechanical tools such as manual, battery, and pneumatic screwdrivers, wrenches, and riveters, as well as electrical assembly tools such as crimpers, cutters, and hand soldering equipment.
• Sets up work area, selects tools required to complete the operation.
• Affirms accurate logging of labor hours and accurate part quantities into Visual Manufacturing ERP.
• Reviews completion of previous operations and notifies the lead if omission or discrepancy from a previous operation is detected. Ensures proper handling and stacking of parts to avoid damage.
• Cleans work area.
• Participates in department meetings, identifies barriers to efficient operations, and need for additional or improved tools, fixtures, or methods, and communicates improvement ideas to area lead or supervisor.

Requirements

• Requires 1 year of previous assembly work
• Ability to read, write and perform basic arithmetic problems
• Understands moderately complex written and verbal instructions
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints and or schematics
• Uses basic hand, electric, and pneumatic tools used in performing specific operator requirements.
• Ability to exert up to 50 pounds of force occasionally, and/or up to 20 pounds of force frequently, and/or up to 10 pounds of force constantly to move objects.