Assembler 1st Or 2nd Shift

JOB SUMMARY

In this job you will assemble overhead switches such as an Intelli Rupter. You will work in a production environment, engage in continuous production activity, must meet requirements within time constraints and you will be held accountable for the quality of your work. Tasks require a mechanical assembly aptitude, an above average degree of eye‑hand coordination, manual dexterity, and the use of both hands and arms on a repetitive basis for a full range of motion.

You will frequently use hand and power tools; working while standing on the floor and occasionally on a ladder or lift.

• Assembling Intelli Rupters at one of several stations, in sizes approximately 9' x 4' x 4'.
• Identifying, transporting, installing, mounting and bolting all switch components (ranging from 5 lbs. to over 25 lbs. without equipment assistance). Some judgment required to assemble and make simple adjustments.
• Performing mechanical inspection using torque wrenches, screwdriver and tape measure.
• Using simple material handling equipment, hand tools, power tools, simple gauges and instruments, and overhead cranes, if required.

• Basic knowledge of mechanical assembly operations.
• Ability to use basic shop math and measuring tools such as tape measures.
• Ability to use air impact tools and other hand‑held tools.
• Ability to follow specific instructions and procedures and read assembly prints.

Mechanical assembly experience preferred.

• Standing:
  Most tasks are performed in a standing position with frequent walking.
• Lifting:
  Frequent lifting of items ranging in weight from 5 lbs. to 25 lbs.
• Walking:
  Frequent walking of short distances (approx. 200 feet or less).
• Carrying:
  Frequent carrying of items ranging in weight from 5 lbs. to 25 lbs.
• Pushing:
  Occasional use of manual or electric hand trucks to move parts a moderate distance.
• Pulling:
  Occasional use of manual or electric hand trucks to move parts a moderate distance.
• Bending:
  Frequent bending and crouching required to complete assembly tasks.
• Reaching:
  Continuous full range of motion from above the shoulders to below the knees.
• Handling:
  Continuous handling of parts ranging in weight from 5 lbs. to 75 lbs. along with a variety of hand tools.