Assembler, Manufacturing ​/ Production

About the Company

Dwyer Omega is a globally trusted leader in manufacturing innovative instrumentation solutions for the Process Measurement, Automation, Control and HVAC markets. With strong brand recognition and customer loyalty, we provide customized solutions that meet and exceed customer needs.

The Assembler is responsible for performing electro‑mechanical assembly operations of light to moderate complexity in support of production goals. The role requires attention to detail, manual dexterity, and adherence to safety and quality standards to ensure products meet design and performance requirements.

• Prepare, clean, and organize parts and components prior to assembly.
• Perform electro‑mechanical assembly work of light to moderate complexity, requiring fitting, alignment, and adjustment of components, using job orders, drawings, and other documentation.
• Conduct basic functional testing of completed assemblies, including dielectric and insulation resistance testing.
• Rework and repair non‑conforming production assemblies in accordance with established procedures.
• Follow all safe work practices and company safety policies.
• Participate in required safety training programs.
• Promptly report unsafe conditions, near misses, or accidents to supervision.

• Understand and support the company’s quality policy and applicable elements of the quality management system.
• Take responsibility for reducing, eliminating, and preventing quality deficiencies, including product escapes.
• Initiate action to prevent nonconformities related to products, process, or quality systems.
• Identify quality issues and elevate concerns through appropriate channels for corrective action.
• Exercise authority and responsibility to uphold quality standards in daily work.

• Understand and support the Quality Policy and applicable elements of the Quality Management System relevant to assigned work areas.
• Take proactive action to reduce, eliminate, and prevent quality deficiencies, including product or process escapes.
• Initiate actions to prevent nonconformities related to products, processes, and quality systems.
• Exercise responsibility and authority to identify quality concerns and elevate issues for timely resolution within the quality system.

• Communicate effectively in English, both verbally and in writing.
• Maintain professional, constructive, and collaborative working relationships with internal teams and external stakeholders.

• 0–2 years of experience in electro‑mechanical assembly or repair of electro‑mechanical devices, instruments, or units preferred.
• High School diploma or GED preferred.
• Demonstrated manual dexterity and mechanical aptitude, including proficient use of hand tools.
• Ability to perform repetitive assembly, testing, and potting operations with consistency and accuracy.
• Ability to read and follow general procedures, assembly drawings, and wiring diagrams.
• Ability to follow detailed instructions and established procedures with minimal supervision.
• Ability to perform repetitive tasks in a production or manufacturing environment while maintaining quality and efficiency.

$20–$22 per hour

• Work is performed in a manufacturing and production environment with regular exposure to moving mechanical parts, hand tools, and test equipment.
• May involve exposure to electrical components, adhesives, solvents, and potting materials, with appropriate safety controls and required use of personal protective equipment (PPE).
• Noise levels are generally moderate and may vary based on production activity.
• Work may be performed while standing or sitting at an assembly workstation for extended periods.
• Requires repetitive use of hands and wrists for assembly, testing, inspection, and material handling tasks.
• Requires fine motor skills, manual dexterity, and the ability to use hand tools and test instruments with precision.
• Requires the ability to bend, reach, walk, and move within the work area as needed throughout the shift.
• Must be able to lift, carry, push, and pull materials weighing up to 25 pounds, with or without reasonable accommodation.
• Requires the ability to visually inspect small components, read drawings, labels, and computer screens, with or without corrective lenses.

At Dwyer Omega, we’re committed to fair, transparent compensation. All U.S. job postings include a good‑faith salary range that reflects the role, location, experience, and internal equity. We encourage open conversations about pay and are happy to discuss compensation at any stage of the hiring process.