Cable Assembler

What does an Assembler do?

Assemblers work in production factories and assembly lines and may have a specialized role in the manufacturing and assembly of an item such as installing fasteners or connecting wires.

They maintain an in-depth knowledge of industry safety standards and regulations, allowing them to safely operate heavy machinery and use resources appropriately.

Assemblers aim to be as efficient and consistent as possible when putting together a product.

They troubleshoot problems with their equipment and service it to ensure it works properly.

About the Job:

We are seeking an Assembler to become an integral part of our team.

You will perform assembly line tasks as well as identify areas of improvement to increase efficiency.

Apply today, All Shifts are available now, and Weekly Pay.

MUST MEET ALL HIRING CRITERIA BACKGROUND CHECK, E-VERIFY, AND DRUG SCREEN.

TEMP TO HIRE POSITION AFTER PASSING THE PROBATIONARY PERIOD, YOU BECOME ELIGIBLE TO BE HIRED ON TO THE COMPANY.

Pay Rates: $16.00 $19.00- DEPENDING ON EXPERIENCE AND ASSESSMENT RESULT.

Shifts:

1ST SHIFT: 6 AM-2:30 PM.

2ND SHIFT: 3:00 PM - 11:30 PM.

Monday - Friday. WITH OCCASIONAL OVERTIME ON SATURDAYS.

Responsibilities:

Work with a team to assemble entire products or components.

Rotate through tasks for specific production processes.

Conduct quality inspections on products and parts.

Prepare finished products for shipment.

Maintain a clean and orderly work area.

Review drawing and instructions before each project.

Assemble each product according to specifications.

Conduct quality assurance checks to confirm that assembled products meet quality standards.

Identify any product defects; record and report them accordingly.

Complete required quality and production forms.

Monitor and maintain inventory of necessary products in your workstation.

Maintain a clean and safe work area.

Follow all quality and safety standards and procedures.

Qualifications:

Previous experience in manufacturing, assembly, or other related fields.

Reading and Understanding Schematics: Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, and schematics detailing cable harness layouts, connections, and wiring diagrams.

Wire Preparation: Proficiency in stripping, cutting, and labeling wires to the required specifications for the cable harness assembly.

Crimping and Terminating: Skill in crimping terminals onto wires and cables using appropriate tools and techniques, ensuring secure connections.

Soldering: Experience in soldering wires, terminals, and connectors to create strong and reliable electrical connections, adhering to soldering standards for quality and durability.

Connector Assembly: Knowledge of assembling various types of connectors, including D-sub, circular, and modular connectors, and ensuring proper alignment and attachment.

Routing and Lacing: Ability to route wires and cables neatly and efficiently within the harness assembly, using lacing, cable ties, or other securing methods to maintain organization and prevent tangling.

Full-Time