Assembly Operator

Key Responsibilities:

Assembles products to engineering specifications and drawings using tools provided

Use soldering irons, solder pots, and hand tools to perform work

Assemble parts and perform tasks such as harness installation, wire stripping/crimping, Sub and final assembly of large DC power supplies

May assemble prototype units for engineering

Recommends solutions to assembly problems regarding fixtures and tools

Assists other assemblers with questions related to the assembly of our products

Required Skills:

High school diploma or equivalent

2+ years of experience working with mechanical assembly (ideally in a product development or automotive environment)

This position requires either a US Person or a non-US Person who is eligible to obtain any required Export Authorization

Desired Skills:

3+ years as a Production Assembler/Technician

Knowledge of manufacturing techniques of electromechanical products

Capable to read engineering drawings including assembly drawings, schematics and engineering instructions

Experience in using basic manufacturing equipment, tools and gages such as: multimeters, torque and force gages, etc

Interpersonal skills with the ability to work well on a team as well as alone

High motivation and drive

Verbal and written communication skills

Physical Requirements:

Lifting and transport of units up to 30 pounds unassisted

Ability to use soldering iron

Use of hands in a repetitive cycle

Compensation Information

Base Hourly Range: $ 20.00-$25.00

Please note, this is the expected compensation however, ESCO Maritime Solutions considers many factors in determining compensation prior to office, such as: responsibilities and scope of role, candidate's work experience and education related to position, applicable certifications or trainings, business and market conditions.

Equal Opportunity Employer

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