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  Assembly of small components as well as large assembly projects.
• Braze and weld.
• Train new hires on shop layout and different functions.
• Drive as needed (Plating, ACT, ACCU Machining).
• Exceed or meet Work Order build times.
• Clean parts
• Inspect parts to print to verify assembly.
• Keep work area clean and free of hazards.
• Maintaining acceptable production rate while not sacrificing quality of work.
• Meeting customer and company quality standards.
• Minimizing rework and scrap.
• Optimizing setup time.
• Must adhere to all company safety standards.
• Must provide support to other departments on an as needed basis.
• Day to day work assignments may increase in complexity and volume
• Assemblers work with and are trained on Proprietary Information. This information is company confidential. They are expected to control this information as prescribed in the business policies manual.

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  Demonstrate the ability to follow written and verbal instructions.
• Basic understanding of electrical components.
• Familiar with basic measuring tools (Calipers)
• Able to read and interpret detailed wiring diagrams, and drawings.
• Must demonstrate proficiency in the use of basic shop tools.
• Good eye hand coordination and manual dexterity skills.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Computer proficient.
• Ability to work independently.
• Must develop a good understanding of company quality standards.
• Must be able to provide accurate “time required” estimates.
• Must be a team player.

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE

Required Education / Experience

• High School Diploma or equivalent
• Minimum of 1 year of assembly experience in one of the listed fields above