Electrical Assembler, Weekend Shift

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Learn and adhere to all safety policies and practices to avoid safety incidents
• Learn and adhere to all manufacturing policies and practices to ensure consistent production
• Ensure quality by following standard work/process instructions and identifying any potential risks to product quality
• Ensure that work areas remain clean and well organized
• Lifting up to 50 lbs. occasionally
• Constantly standing
• Frequently working from a ladder, and climbing up and down ladders.
• Constantly working overhead
• Constantly working in cramped quarters
• Install electrical devices (disconnects, lights, panel boards, transformers, battery chargers, lighting contactors, VFDs, etc.)
• Install wireway
• Install cable tray
• Pull wire and large cable
• Cut, strip, crimp, and terminate wires
• Install wiring by following standard work/process instructions (NEC Manual)
• Will be required to perform other duties as requested, directed or assigned

Education and Experience

• Minimum of high school diploma or GED and 1 year of relevant manufacturing experience or equivalent combination of education and relevant manufacturing experience
• Must have a basic command of the English language, both written and verbal

Job Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

• Required

• o Ability to perform basic mathematical calculations
• o Knowledge of air, hand, and power tools
• o Basic mechanical knowledge
• o Ability to read a tape measure
• o New hires will run through an 8 week training course and must be able to pass written and hands on tests covering topics listed under Essential Duties and Responsibilities
• o Training class will be conducted on 1st shift regardless of what shift the individual is employed on.
• o Employee is expected to meet or exceed established productivity run rates within 6 months of date of hire

• Preferred

• o Ability to bend conduit on a GB Sidewinder style bender (EMT and Rigid)
• o Experience installing cable tray
• o Experience installing wire way
• o Ability to crimp and terminate wires
• o Ability to read drawings or blue prints
• o Working knowledge of electricity, circuits, and functions of common components (panel boards, transformers, disconnects, terminal blocks, relays, lighting contactors, etc)
• o Basic exposure to and awareness of NEC