Production Assembler

General Laborer

Join a team that designs, manufactures, and supplies electrical power solutions for the broader power market. As a General Laborer, you support the assembly and production of electrical power products using hand and power tools, following work instructions and basic electronic plans. You contribute to a collaborative environment where quality, safety, and reliability are the top priorities.

• Perform assembly tasks using hand and power tools, including torque guns and manual torque tools, to tighten bolts and secure components.
• Install resistors, ceramics, and other predrilled components onto products according to work instructions and production requirements.
• Follow electronic work instructions and E-plans on a tablet to complete basic wiring and assembly steps accurately.
• Use measuring tools such as tape measures and follow blueprints or assembly drawings to ensure proper fit and alignment of parts.
• Carry out repetitive production and general labor tasks efficiently while maintaining high attention to detail and quality.
• Support mechanical, electronic, and construction-related assembly activities as needed in a manufacturing environment.
• Adhere to all safety guidelines, including the use of required personal protective equipment such as steel-toe footwear.
• Collaborate with team members, communicate effectively, and contribute to problem-solving efforts on the production floor.
• Follow work instructions and production schedules to meet daily output and quality targets.
• Maintain a clean and organized work area and handle materials in accordance with waste management and facility procedures.
• Remain flexible and available for extended shifts, including potential 12-hour days, to support production demands.

• Proficiency using hand tools and power tools, including torque guns and manual torque tools.
• Ability to perform repetitive assembly and general labor tasks with consistent accuracy and quality.
• 1–3 years of experience in a manufacturing or warehouse environment.
• Capability to stand and work on your feet for shifts that may extend up to 12 hours.
• Comfort reading and following instructions on a tablet, including basic electronic plans for wiring.
• Ability to follow work instructions, blueprints, and production guidelines in a fast-paced environment.
• Strong teamwork skills and willingness to collaborate and support others on the production line.
• Demonstrated initiative and a proactive approach to tasks and problem solving.
• Reliability in meeting attendance, punctuality, and production expectations.

• Experience with assembly, mechanical production, or electronic assembly tasks.
• Familiarity with blueprint reading and schematic interpretation is a plus.
• Background in construction, carpentry, waste management, or CNC environments is beneficial.
• Ability to work effectively in a diverse, multilingual environment, including Spanish-speaking teams.
• Comfort working in a non-climate-controlled manufacturing facility.
• Willingness to follow company policies regarding tools and equipment, including not bringing personal tools to the workplace.

Employees enjoy a supportive and diverse workplace where teamwork and initiative are valued. The company provides paid lunch, annual support for steel-toe footwear, sick pay, and health benefits, promoting both well-being and financial stability. With steady hours and opportunities for overtime, you can build a long-term, reliable career while working in an environment that respects different backgrounds and languages.

The role is based in a busy manufacturing facility that is non-climate-controlled, so temperatures may vary with the seasons. Typical hours are 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with a 40–50 hour workweek and the possibility of 12-hour shifts depending on production needs. The environment is highly diverse and inclusive, and working effectively with Spanish-speaking colleagues is welcomed. Steel-toe footwear is required, and the company provides an annual allowance for this;

employees should not bring their own tools, as all necessary equipment is supplied on-site.