Electrical Product Assembler-Direct Hire

Job Description

Job Description

Electrical Product Assembler / Heavy Mechanical Assembler

$30.71/hr + $2 Shift Premium | 3rd Shift | Waukesha, WI

Kelly Services is hiring Electrical Product Assemblers / Heavy Mechanical Assemblers for a hands-on manufacturing opportunity in Waukesha, WI.

If you enjoy working with tools, large components, cranes, technical drawings, and heavy mechanical assembly, this could be a strong next step.

You’ll help build the internal and external components of large power transformers , working on everything from internal assemblies and tank installation to final component installation, processing, paint preparation, and shipment readiness.

Job Details

Location: Waukesha, WI
Base Pay: $30.71/hour
Shift Premium: +$2.00/hour
Effective Hourly Rate: $32.71/hour

Shift: 3rd Shift
Hours: 11:00 PM–7:00 AM
Schedule: Sunday–Thursday

Why You'll Want This Job

• $32.71/hour including shift premium

• Consistent 3rd-shift schedule

• Hands-on work building large, highly engineered power equipment

• Variety of mechanical and electrical assembly responsibilities

• Work with overhead cranes, forklifts, hydraulic equipment, and industrial tools

• Learn specialized transformer assembly and processing skills

• Opportunity to develop into more advanced technical responsibilities

• Work from blueprints, bills of material, and detailed specifications

• Combination of individual craftsmanship and team-based assembly

• Large-scale manufacturing environment with highly specialized equipment

What You'll Be Doing

As an Electrical Product Assembler, you’ll help build and prepare large power transformers throughout multiple stages of production.

Your work may include:

• Tightening and pressing internal transformer assemblies

• Using overhead cranes to lift large internal assemblies into transformer tanks

• Installing transformer covers and major components

• Making internal electrical and mechanical connections

• Installing external components and accessories

• Removing components when preparing transformers for shipment

• Working with items such as radiators, conservators, and transformer monitoring equipment

• Preparing units and components for painting

• Operating vacuum pumps and oil fill/drain systems

• Using forklifts and other powered industrial vehicles to move components

• Reading and following blueprints, bills of material, and technical specifications

• Verifying alignment, spacing, and proper assembly of components

• Performing contamination-control and cleanliness procedures

• Inspecting your own work for quality and accuracy

• Supporting and training newer operators as your skills grow

Tools & Equipment You'll Use

Depending on the assignment, you may work with:

• Overhead cranes

• Forklifts and powered industrial vehicles

• Hydraulic presses

• Hand tools

• Wire cutters

• Wire crimpers

• Vacuum pumps

• Oil fill and drain systems

• Calibrated tools and measuring equipment

• Other industrial assembly equipment

What We're Looking For

This could be a strong fit if you have experience in:

• Heavy mechanical assembly

• Electrical or electromechanical assembly

• Industrial manufacturing

• Large equipment assembly

• Power equipment manufacturing

• Machine building

• Mechanical installation

• Fabrication or other hands-on industrial work

Prior transformer experience is helpful, but not required.

We’re especially interested in candidates who:

• Have strong mechanical aptitude and spatial awareness

• Are comfortable working with hand tools and industrial equipment

• Can read and follow technical drawings and assembly instructions

• Have strong attention to detail

• Take pride in quality and craftsmanship

• Work well as part of a team

• Are comfortable learning new technical processes

• Take workplace safety seriously

Physical Requirements

This is an active heavy-manufacturing position.

Candidates should be comfortable:

• Standing and walking frequently throughout the shift

• Climbing, pushing, pulling, lifting, bending, and reaching

• Working around large industrial equipment

• Working at heights of up to 25 feet

• Performing work in confined spaces

• Using overhead cranes and powered industrial vehicles

• Wearing required PPE and following all safety procedures

Education & Experience

• High school diploma or GED required

• Prior experience in heavy mechanical assembly, electrical assembly, manufacturing, or power equipment is preferred

• Candidates with strong mechanical skills and relevant hands-on manufacturing experience are encouraged to apply

Build Something That Powers More

If you enjoy hands-on assembly, industrial equipment, technical drawings, and seeing a large product come together from the inside out , this could be a great opportunity to build specialized experience in power-transformer manufacturing.

Apply today for this Electrical Product Assembler / Heavy Mechanical Assembler opportunity with Kelly Services in Waukesha, WI.

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