Electromechanical Assembler

JOB SUMMARY :

An Electromechanical Assembler works as a member of the production line to solder and assemble various electromechanical parts.

DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES:

The requirements listed below are representative of the essential duties required: 

• Mount, connect, assemble, and secure parts and components of electronic equipment utilizing hand-soldering techniques. 


•  Assemble and test electromechanical components using a variety of tools and/or equipment according to required specifications, processes, and procedures.


• Conduct quality control checks.


• Escalate assemble issues to the production supervisor as needed. 


• Perform repair work or rework as needed.


• Clean and maintain work area and equipment, including tools.


• Other duties as required.

Must be COVID vaccinated and be able to pass a background check and drug test.

REQUIRED SKILLS/ABILITIES:

• Ability to hand solder required, and must pass internal certification process.


• Dexterity to assemble small components required.

• Position does not require any previous experience working with office software.

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: 

• No formal educational credentials are required.

• 0-1 year of experience in a manufacturing setting is helpful.

• Soldering experience or training preferred. 


• Specialized training or certification required.

WORKING CONDITIONS AND PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: 

The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those encountered while performing the essential functions of this job. 

Physical Demands/Efforts

• Prolonged periods of sitting at a workbench.


• Some moving of parts and from station to station and walking through the factory.


• Occasional physical exertion including some lifting of objects weighing up to 25 pounds.


• Must be able to perform repetitive soldering and assembly tasks.

Mental & Visual Demands/Efforts

• Considerable mental concentration to effectively execute complex tasks. 


• Must be able to understand and follow fabrication procedures and wiring diagrams. 

• Work requires frequent visual effort for extended periods of time.


• Visual acuity to inspect products and tools.

Work Environment and Hazards

• Some areas in the building are not climate controlled.


• Some exposure to heat, dust, or other factors of minor inconvenience.


• Some exposure to hazards that might cause minor injury.