Electromechanical AssemblerJob Type: Full-Time, Temporary/ContractPay Rate: $19.00–$21.00 hourShift: 2:00 PM – 10:30 PMTraining: First two weeks on day shift before transitioning to the night shiftOvertime: Potential weekly overtime based on business needsPosition OverviewThe Electromechanical Assembler is responsible for assembling cable, coil, and battery components in a manufacturing environment. This role requires hands-on manufacturing experience, familiarity with production equipment, attention to detail, and the ability to meet daily production goals while maintaining quality and safety standards.A high school diploma or GED is required. Candidates must be available to interview in person and start immediately if selected.Key ResponsibilitiesAssemble data cable, coil, and battery components.Prepare production materials through cutting, cleaning, spot welding, and heat shrinking.Handle potting materials, silicone adhesives, lubricants, and flammable chemicals according to safety procedures.Cross-train and assist in other production areas as needed.Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment using 5S principles.Support single-piece-flow production and continuous improvement initiatives.Complete detailed production documentation, including work orders, travelers, process data, and test results.Perform quality inspections and ensure products meet required specifications.Identify and reject products that do not meet quality standards.Follow standard operating procedures (SOPs), job hazard analyses (JHAs), and all applicable health, safety, and environmental policies.Perform other related duties as assigned.Required QualificationsHigh school diploma or GED.Specialized training in an industrial production environment.3–5 years of experience in single-piece-flow assembly production lines.Hands-on manufacturing experience and experience operating manufacturing equipment, such as motorized equipment and manual lathes.Experience working toward daily production quotas.Strong written and verbal English communication skills.Basic math and inspection skills.Experience using Microsoft Office.Experience with ERP/MRP systems, such as JDE, Oracle, or similar platforms, in a production environment.Basic understanding of lean manufacturing and 5S principles.Experience maintaining detailed production records and documentation.Experience using power tools, heating tools, and small machines, such as heat guns, soldering stations, spot welders, air-compressor tools, ovens, and electrical testing equipment.Good manual dexterity and computer skills.Ability to lift up to 40 pounds.Ability to recognize colors accurately for wiring and labeling specifications.Ability to read small text on blueprints and work instructions.Schedule and Working ConditionsTwo weeks of day-shift training, followed by the 2:00 PM–10:30 PM shift.Potential weekly overtime based on production demand.Frequent lifting of materials and products weighing up to 40 pounds.Standing approximately 65% of the workday.Manufacturing environment requiring appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety glasses, hearing protection, work boots, and hard hats as applicable.Loose-fitting clothing and jewelry are not permitted.Works under immediate supervision and reports to a supervisor or manager.Desired QualitiesDependable and hardworking.Team-oriented and respectful.Honest and professional.Committed to quality and continuous improvement.Safety-conscious and attentive to detail.