Manufacturing Technician

Overview Zierick Manufacturing is a leading source of solutions for complex interconnection requirements and problems. Zierick serves numerous markets with emphasis on Industrial Controls, Automotive, HVAC, Solid State Lighting, Medical and Security. From standard products to our custom solutions, Zierick has created products utilizing various technologies which have become the industry standard and continue to shape the future of the industry. Factory hours: Monday-Thursday, 6:00 AM-4:30 PM Compensation: $19.00-$22.00 per hour Responsibilities Production Jobs Rotate between several departments to find the best match for your skills:

• Manufacturing Technician - Press Learn to operate 30-ton stamping presses, then progress to troubleshooting and press setup.
• Manufacturing Technician - Plating Become familiar with the processes of copper and tin plating, learn to operate a semi-automated strip plating line or mechanical barrel plating line. Opportunity to learn the fundamentals of water treatment, plating thickness testing, and chemical analysis.
• Manufacturing Technician - Assembly Start by working with machines to tap parts, insert screws, or cut continuous strip parts into loose pieces. Then develop troubleshooting and setup skills.

Company Website Company Profile Our Product and Service Since its inception in 1919 Zierick Manufacturing Corporation has been a valued supplier of standard and custom engineered stamped, metal products to end users in the electrical and electronic industries. End users for our products typically fit into a classification of being original equipment manufacturers (OEM). This type of manufacturing, termed electronic packaging and production, is considered a light industry and usually involves an end product based upon an electronic or electrical design, with the end product designed to meet requirements in industries such as appliance manufacturing, automotive electronics, communications, computers, consumer electronics, electronic components, industrial controls, medical electronics and office and business equipment. Over the years the company's products have developed into a broad range of interconnection hardware items, such as lugs, clips and splices, electronic and electrical wiring devices for printed circuit board interconnections and packaging, such as quick disconnect terminals, pins, posts, test points, IDC's, sockets, solder lugs and screw terminals. In addition to our full line of terminals and connectors the company also offers a full range of automatic application equipment which is used by the end user to produce finished products. The company maintains its headquarters, including manufacturing and design facilities, in New York's Westchester County. The regional sales offices are located in New York, Minnesota and Ireland. The company plans to enjoy steady growth through new product introductions and sales of existing products that meet today's demand for product performance, quality, reliability and delivery. The Council of Industry