Electro/Mechanical Assembler I

Job Title

Intake Notes: Pay Rate *** (based on experience) No powered equipment operation required. 1st Shift: 6:00am-2:30pm

Technology Requirements: Familiarity with Oracle a plus

What Does a Typical Day Look Like? (Daily Tasks)

Assembling parts together using hand tools.

Preferred Background/Prior Work Experience?

Mechanical or assembly work

Priority Soft Skills

Basic computer skills, attention to detail

Summary of Duties and Responsibilities

Responsible for building, testing and inspecting electro-mechanical assemblies per specification. May involve system level assembly and sub-assembly test. Assembles sub-assemblies and system level hardware. Performs in process sub-assembly testing of product being manufactured, when required. Completes Device History Record data. Performs assembly and test requirements for reconditioned hardware, when required. Perform packaging functions in Instruments Manufacturing, when required. Maintain compliance with *** policies QSR, ISO, EH and S. Proficiency with basic hand tools such as screwdrivers, wrenches, torque tools, terminal crimpers, and soldering irons. Ability to follow written instructions such as assembly procedures, test procedures mechanical assembly drawings. Experience with basic mechanical inspection equipment such as calipers and indicators. Experience with basic electrical test equipment such as multimeters. Supports the day-to-day operations of manufacturing and service support to forecast, and regulatory compliance and *** policies QSR, ISO, EH and S. Provides training as needed. Participates in the reduction of risk and injury in the workplace by identifying risks and implementing controls to eliminate or minimize risk. Supports internal departmental audits of manufacturing processes to ensure compliance with *** policies QSR, ISO, EH and S. Perform other duties as required.

Education: High school diploma or equivalent experience and or training.