Assembly Tech

Job Description Summary:

The primary responsibility of this role is to assemble and disassemble parts and subassemblies, conduct inspections, and perform maintenance and repairs as needed.

Key Responsibilities:

• Assemble and disassemble parts and subassemblies following schematics, blueprints, and assembly instructions.
• Conduct thorough inspections to check for defects and ensure assembled products meet specifications.
• Troubleshoot and resolve assembly issues to maintain production quality.
• Utilize a range of hand tools, power tools, and machinery effectively to complete assembly tasks.
• Position and align components manually or using hoists to facilitate accurate assembly.
• Conduct quality control checks to ensure compliance with standards.
• Prepare for assembly work by studying parts lists and gathering necessary tools and materials.
• Verify specifications by measuring completed components and making adjustments as needed.
• Maintain equipment by performing preventive maintenance and addressing any malfunctions.
• Ensure a safe and clean working environment by adhering to safety procedures and regulations.
• Conserve resources by using equipment and supplies efficiently.
• Document production and quality actions by completing necessary forms and reports.

Qualifications

Skills & Qualifications:

• Strong understanding of mechanical principles with the ability to work confidently with tools and machinery.
• High attention to detail to ensure accurate assembly according to provided instructions.
• Problem-solving skills to identify and resolve assembly challenges.
• Physical ability to lift and handle heavy objects as part of the assembly process.
• Effective communication skills for interaction with supervisors and team members.
• Experience in mechanical assembly, industrial maintenance, or related fields.
• Commitment to safety procedures and quality control.
• Dexterity and hand-eye coordination for assembling small components.
• Ability to distinguish different colors as required.

Education, Experience, & Licensing Requirements:

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Previous manufacturing or assembly experience preferred.
• Certification in electronic assembly, soldering, or similar areas from the Association Connecting Electronics Industries is an advantage, but not required.