Electro-Mechanical Assembler II

Responsibilities

• Read and analyze assembly prints and specifications, and plan machine building operations.
• Fit and assemble components according to specifications and test for conformance to specification and operation:
  • Align components for assembly and assemble parts using hand tools.
  • Verify conformance of parts to prints using measuring instruments.
  • Assemble, set up and operate machines to verify functioning, machine capabilities and conformance.
• Form and fasten pneumatic and hydraulic lines, fixtures and attachments required to service machines with air, water and oil.
• Install wiring and electrical components to specifications.
• Debug assemblies and machines by identifying and correcting problems affecting proper operation.
• Fabricate and modify parts as required:
  • Layout hole locations: drill and tap holes on parts for assembly.
  • Set up and operate metalworking machines to fabricate or modify parts.
• Complete routing and plumbing to junction boxes, maintain electrical panels and terminals.
• Fabricate brackets for mounting boxes.
• Run wires and cables from components to junction boxes, main electrical panels and terminals.
• Make wire lists and bundles.
• Disassemble electrical systems on machines.
• Reinstall, rewire and test machinery at customer facilities.
• Perform installation, debug, repair and other field service duties that require off-site travel.

Requirements

• Basic awareness of NFPA 79, UL 508A, CE Industry standards for electrical.
• Knowledge of fits, tolerances, alignment of mechanical components, and an understanding of actuators as well as mechanical functions and systems.
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints and electrical prints and schematics in machine and panel wiring.
• 4-6 years experience in machining or machine building and panel wiring.

Qualifications

Preferred: Associates or better in Manufacturing Technology or related field.

Pay

$31–$36 per hour