Electrical Tester Associate- 1st Shift

Responsibilities Promote Quality and Engineering best practices in wiring and wired assemblies, ensuring standard wiring practice and designs are followed. Collaborate with Quality and Engineering to ensure functional testing of wired components and ETO wired assemblies is completed. Support programming and troubleshoot to ensure proper functionality in accordance with Engineering and Quality. Collaborate with Supervision and Planning to execute released builds in a timely, orderly manner. Ensure materials, tools, and equipment are available and functioning. Verify wiring and components are accurate per BOMs and Schematics, determine proper type and size wire to be used with various amperages when not specified on drawings. Operate hoist or other lifting device as needed to perform job functions. Perform a variety of similar or associated duties including those of clerical nature as required. Call Maintenance Control for repairs or refer to Supervision for assistance with Work Orders. Document errors found in drawings, production orders, or other paperwork used to produce customer orders and recommend engineering changes and improvements. Refer all quality findings to Group Leader, Supervision, and other associated Quality personnel. Assist with other duties as needed, including wire harness assembly, wiring of industrial control panels, and panel assembly. Required to be trained on new methods and machines introduced to the department. Required to assist, instruct and train personnel in CNC1 on new methods/machines, setup and operation of NC/CNC multi‑axis, multi‑turret lathes, and other machining equipment. Training includes: Assemble tool setup packages. Download control program from DNC, set controls. Perform manual data inputs, load, unload, and adjust tools. Set up and operate gear hobbing and milling machines. Responsible for proper use of fixed and adjustable gauges. Perform blueprint reading. Perform Total Preventative Maintenance (TPM) and other responsibilities assigned to CNC1 personnel. Qualifications High School Diploma or General Education Development (GED) certificate. Strong understanding in Industrial Control wiring. Ability to identify and troubleshoot issues with wiring and control apparatuses to identify root cause. Familiarity with manufacturing production equipment, processes, and safety standards. 3–5 years of experience in a manufacturing or production environment. Electrical vocational training is a plus but is not required. Qualified Electrical Worker trained. Physical & Environmental Factors Occasional lifting of parts up to 5–50 pounds. Most lifting of material is performed using a hoist. #J-18808-Ljbffr