Manufacturing Technician

MANUFACTURING TECHNICIAN

At Lithionics Battery®, we design advanced battery systems that offer real savings when replacing common battery chemistries. These are the most advanced Lithium‑Ion batteries and may be found in low speed electric vehicles, boat, RVs and more.

• Color vision:
  Assemblers who make electrical and electronic products must be able to distinguish different colors because the wires they work with are often color coded.
• Dexterity:
  Assemblers should have a steady hand and good hand‑eye coordination, as they must grasp, manipulate, or assemble parts and components that are often very small.
• Math skills:
  Assemblers must know basic math and must be able to use computers, as the manufacturing process continues to advance technologically.
• Physical stamina:
  Assemblers must be able to stand for long periods and perform repetitious work.
• Physical strength:
  Assemblers must be strong enough to lift or move heavy components within OSHA guidelines. Some assemblers must frequently bend when assembling parts.
• Technical skills:
  Assemblers must be able to understand technical manuals, blueprints, and schematics for a wide range of products and machines to properly manufacture the final product.
• Successful candidates today were previously trained automotive and motorcycle mechanics.

• Work towards achieving company goals for superior quality and on‑time delivery.
• Build various stages of assemblies from kit of parts to given procedures in line with training criteria. Levels are clearly defined progressive steps with progressive pay structure through Apprentice, Journeyman/Journeywoman and Master training programs.
• Comply with procedures applicable to product assembly within training criteria and compliance to Workmanship Standards.
• Able to understand and work to electrical wiring and mechanical assembly drawings.
• Knowledge of a range of hand tools and their application.
• Comply with anti‑static policies of the company.
• Understand and implement the Company’s policies on Quality and Safety.
• Be aware of and comply with any special requirements of the product line.
• Maintain consistency of quality workmanship. Be aware of the Engineering change, concession and defect reporting systems.
• Any other production duties as deemed necessary.
• Stage systems for integration and final test/QC.
• Support Integration and Factory Acceptance Testing as needed.
• Support Production Planning on Work Order requirements, parts issued, etc.
• Able to lift 50 lbs. unassisted.

• Assemble equipment according to procedures & drawing specifications by reading drawings and following instruction.
• Read calipers, gauges, & other measuring tools.
• Assemble components using the proper equipment and techniques, in accordance with the work instruction & procedures.
• Assemble various configurations of components to corresponding assembly prints utilizing available tooling, gauging and equipment.
• Verify that assembled components meet quality guidelines.
• Keep equipment in well working condition – perform scheduled maintenance.
• Keep all working areas safe and free of debris.

• High school diploma or GED.
• Ability to do basic math.
• 1 or more years of assembly experience.
• Availability to work 6:00am to 4:00pm Monday – Thursday. Some overtime may be required.

• 401(k)
• 401(k) 4% Match
• 401(k) matching
• Dental insurance
• Employee assistance program
• Flexible spending account
• Health insurance
• Health savings account
• Life insurance
• Paid time off
• Parental leave
• Vision insurance