Assembler Panels

Essential Duties

• Read, use, and understand electrical/ mechanical schematic drawings.
• Responsible for producing high-quality electrical products.
• Fits, files, drills, and assembles junction boxes and panels, or performs a wide variety of diversified and difficult electrical assemblies.
• Assembles, in a predetermined order, electrical components, terminals, and push buttons.
• Cuts, strips, and mounts wires to connect electrical units.
• Closing job orders daily for the assigned value stream

Qualifications Education

• Preferred- High school diploma or General Educational Diploma (GED)
• Be able to read, write, and speak English fluently

Experience

• Two years of minimum manufacturing experience
• Ability to perform basic math, including the use of calculators
• 1 year of electronic assembly

Skills & Abilities

• Experience with using a computer and or ability to learn basic usage of Microsoft Office Excel and Outlook
• Experience wiring electrical panels, instrumentation, and devices / point-to-point testing.
• Ability to work from detailed schematics, wire lists, bill of materials, engineering drawings, and

documentation.

Key Performance Characteristics

• Leadership Capability
• Effective Communication Skills
• Strong Work Ethic
• Sense of Urgency
• Positive Attitude
• Honesty/Integrity

Position Type, Schedule, and Travel This is a full-time position. Days and hours of work are Monday through Friday, 7:00-3:30 pm or 3:30-12:00 am. Occasional evening and weekend work may be required as job duties demand.

Physical Requirements & Work Environment Lifting and Carrying

• Ability to lift, carry, push, or pull items up to 50 lbs. (sometimes more, depending on the job)
• The task repeats 6 -7 times per 8-hour shift

Standing and Walking

• Ability to stand for extended periods (8 -12 hours)
• Frequent walking throughout the floor to clean, allocate, receive, pack /unpack materials and parts

Bending, Stooping, and Reaching

• Regularly need to bend, twist, kneel, or squat
• Frequently reaching above the shoulders or below the waist

Manual Dexterity and Hand-Eye Coordination

• Ability to perform repetitive tasks with hands, such as assembling small parts, packing, or sorting
• Use of small hand tools, requiring fine motor skills

Vision and Hearing

• Visual acuity (with or without corrective lenses) to read labels, gauges, blueprints, or assembly instructions

Work Environment

• Tolerance for light noise, dust, light, and light soldering smoke
• Exposure to moving mechanical parts (Must be able to wear PPE – Steel-toed Shoes, Safety Glasses, protective gloves, and Electrostatic Control Coat