Wire Harness Assembly Technician

Responsibilities

• Maintains the work area and equipment in a clean and orderly condition and follows prescribed safety regulations, escalating all unsafe conditions so they can be promptly addressed.
• Reports defective materials or questionable conditions to the department supervisor immediately.
• Accurately follows work assignments as required by highly variable daily duties, including mechanical, hydraulic and electrical assembly; material handling; standard housekeeping; safety and quality audits.
• Performs multiple processes to complete mechanical and electrical assemblies using hand tools and power pneumatic tooling.
• Reads and interprets schematics and drawings, communicating with engineers as necessary.
• Checks inventory of assigned task and area daily; reports potential parts shortages to prevent stock outages to lead personnel or supervisor.
• Abides by the methods and procedures inherent in the position as directed by management.
• Assists with maintenance on company equipment when necessary.
• May perform occasional welding, machining, finishing, etc. as required, within existing personal capabilities.
• Executes safety and facility improvement projects.
• Completes tasks as directed by manufacturing schedules with minimum supervision.

• Work overtime beyond 40 hours per week dependent on varying business needs.
• Stand and walk on a concrete surface for extended periods (approx. 3 hours each) throughout a standard work shift.
• Perform repetitive motions specifically for hands and fingers requiring good dexterity.
• Maintain long periods of sitting, reach overhead, bend, crouch, and kneel to floor level to access parts and components.
• Occasionally ascend and descend work‑platform stairs at varying heights, work in awkward positions, and use a mechanic’s creeper at floor level.