Entry-Level Production Technician

Job Summary An Entry-Level Production Technician is needed for a hands‑on temp‑to‑hire opportunity in a cable‑component manufacturing environment in Camarillo, CA. This role is ideal for someone with basic electrical knowledge who enjoys building, troubleshooting, and learning in a production setting. The position focuses on assembling cables and cable components while also supporting the production manager with basic equipment checks, troubleshooting, and production‑area needs.

This is a strong opportunity for someone looking to grow into a more technical manufacturing role with training, mentorship, and exposure to equipment operations. The work environment offers steady weekday hours, supportive leadership, and the chance to build practical electrical and mechanical skills. Candidates who are dependable, curious, and comfortable working with their hands can find a clear path for growth and advancement.

• Assembles cables and cable components according to production specifications and quality standards.
• Performs general production, assembly, and equipment support duties in a manufacturing environment.
• Assists the production manager with basic electrical and mechanical troubleshooting as directed.
• Supports operation of injection molding machines and other production equipment.
• Completes routine equipment checks and promptly reports malfunctions, defects, or safety concerns.
• Maintains clean, organized, and safe workstations, tools, and production areas.

• Pay range: $22.00 to $23.00 per hour.
• Current assignment pay listed at $23.00 per hour.
• Schedule:
  
  Monday-Friday, 6:45 a.m.
  
  -3:15 p.m.
• Job type:
  Temp-to-hire.
• Hands‑on training and mentorship provided.
• Consistent weekday schedule.
• Opportunity to build electrical and mechanical troubleshooting skills.
• Room for professional growth and advancement.
• major medical, dental, vision, 401k and any statutory sick pay where required.

• Assembles cables and cable components in a production environment.
• Supports basic equipment troubleshooting and production‑area needs.
• Assists with injection molding machine support and routine equipment checks.
• Inspects completed products for quality, accuracy, and compliance with procedures.
• Basic understanding of electricity, voltage, wiring, or electrical components is required.
• Mechanically inclined and comfortable using basic hand and power tools.
• Less than 1 year of experience is acceptable for candidates with the right foundational knowledge and hands‑on aptitude.
• Able to follow instructions and learn basic equipment troubleshooting procedures.
• Dependable, detail‑oriented, and comfortable taking on additional responsibility.
• Able to work independently and collaboratively with the production manager and team.
• Comfortable completing a basic technical assessment during the interview covering foundational electrical and voltage knowledge.

• Assembly, cable manufacturing, machine operation, test technician, or general production experience.
• Electrical, electronics, automotive, maintenance, or related technical coursework.
• Hands‑on experience repairing appliances, electronics, vehicles, equipment, or similar mechanical or electrical systems.

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