Systems Assembly Foreman

Overview The Systems Assembly Foreman provides technical direction and assists in supervising daily activities with the Systems Assembly Supervisor. Responsibilities include assembling standard and custom vacuum systems based on documentation and schematics. Tasks involve layout, assembly, wiring, testing, and preparation for shipment. The foreman reports to the Production Planning Manager. Responsibilities Assist the Systems Assembly Supervisor in managing Assembly Techs, prioritizing tasks, and optimizing resources. Manage shop activities when the Systems Assembly Supervisor is absent. Supervise off‑site assembly technicians. Assemble systems off‑site while following safety protocols and quality standards. Provide technical support and training for new assembly techs. Assemble vacuum systems per provided specifications and drawings. Perform bolting, drilling, wiring, and cleaning tasks. Use mechanical and electrical assembly skills with proper tools. Test components to meet customer specifications. Ensure assembly integrity and zero defect quality. Complete assignments timely while meeting company standards. Use electrical test equipment. Maintain a clean and safe work environment. Attend Hazard Communications training and support company safety programs. Drive 6S culture in the shop area. Assemble diverse systems for various industries, from rough vacuum to complex ultra‑high vacuum systems. Qualifications A two‑year technical degree or high school diploma is desired. Seven years in industrial mechanical/electro‑mechanical assembly or repair and one year as Systems Assembly III required. Strong mechanical/electrical aptitude and ability to use hand and power tools. Must read assembly drawings, understand electrical wiring, and use measuring devices like micrometers. Teamwork and ability to lift up to 40 pounds required. Experience in 6S and Lean Manufacturing preferred. Computer skills and willingness to travel up to 10% are a plus. Passion to lead a team to produce in a results‑driven environment. Benefits Openness to change and feedback defines our culture. Individual learning opportunities, worldwide job opportunities, and technical training from our academy. High standards for workplace safety. Competitive compensation package. Job Location On‑Site: This role requires you to work on‑site at our office in Export, PA, United States. #J-18808-Ljbffr Atlas Copco Group