Performs production assembly operations and inspections, ranging from a simple to advanced, on electronic/electrical and mechanical assemblies and subassemblies. Provides periodic maintenance on machines and tooling and machine set up tasks, ranking from simple to advanced, to prepare machines for production activity following machine inspection checklists. Performs a broad range of rework and modification to parts and assemblies per requirements. Assemblies and delivers kits. Performs receiving and inspections procedures on incoming materials. Documents inspection results in accordance with applicable procedures. Collects and inputs data for statistical process control analysis. Works under general supervision.
JOB SKILLS: High school diploma or equivalency (GED).
Prior soldering and/or wire harness assembly work is preferred. Essential functions of this job include alternate sitting, standing, reaching, grasping, bending, and lifting up to 35 pounds multiple times in a shift. Strong English written and verbal communication is essential. Qualified applicants will possess good color acuity, good depth perception and be able to pass a vision test. Use of computer based work instructions is an essential function of the job.
NOTE: On the job Training will occur the first week of the assignment on the 1st shift. Upon satisfactory completion of training that lasts Monday through Sunday, and a required Vision Test (Company provides for Depth Perception & color) the individual will be assigned to their regular assignment to 1st or 2nd shift.
6+ months — possible extension and possible FTE opportunity.
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