MECHANICAL ASSEMBLER II

Job Description For a complete understanding of this opportunity, and what will be required to be a successful applicant, read on. Job Description E. F. Precision Group was Founded in 1977, it is our goal to provide customers with exceptional service from our employees, who embrace our axiom, "Attitude Is Everything." E.F. Precision Group's growing and vertically integrated facility in Willow Grove, PA houses our Consultative Manufacturing Organization under one roof. From inception to present day, when business climates changed, EFPG transformed, defining our business as it is today: a Consultative Manufacturing Organization: A practice focused on proactive client interaction, collaborating with clearly defined consultative principles, for the solitary purpose of building, sustaining and enriching long-term total customer satisfaction. Attitude Is Everything! The EF Precision Group is here for the duration and will continue to create, innovate and redefine the manufacturing. SUMMARY Diversified mechanical or electro-mechanical assembly or sub-assembly of units that are moderately complex, requiring adjusting, fitting and aligning to ordinary tolerances. Requires print reading and basic math skills as well as the ability to use common hand tools and operate assembly machines. Typically requires a high school education and up to two years of related training or experience. Works from drawings or specifications. May inspect and test complete unit. May rotate stations in a work cell. Work is typically performed at a bench and may include walking or standing some of the time. Work may be in a clean room environment. PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Follows direction from supervisor or line leaders. 2. Ability to perform tasks assigned with minimal supervision. 3. Works well with others. 4. Maintains a clean and safe work area. 5. Helps maintain quality control. 6. Other duties as assigned. KNOWLEDGE AND SKILL REQUIREMENTS 1. Good mechanical ability. 2. Used basic Mechanical and/or electrical hand tools. 3. Knowledge acquired to show and teach others tasks assigned. 4. Workmanship and skill level recognized as above average WORKING CONDITIONS Working conditions are normal for a manufacturing environment. Work may require local travel. xmvmafu Work may require evening and weekend work.