KEY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Produce, build, assemble, fabricate, wire, and test various equipment and goods such as Benders, PCLs, Hoses, Cables, Chains, Control Panels, etc. to meet production quotas, expedited orders, and special requests in a timely and safe manner.
• Build and test electrical control systems including, but not limited to control panels, control stations, and junction boxes.
• Interpret electrical/mechanical diagrams/schematics to produce, build, assemble, fabricate, wire, terminate and test various equipment and goods such as Benders, PCLs, Hoses, Cables, Chains, Control Panels, etc.
• Cut, tap, and drill backplanes and enclosures, to mount buttons, switches, lights and miscellaneous control interfaces.
• Receive and verify material to packing slip and project BOM.
• Utilizing electrical test equipment, schematics, and technical manuals, perform QA testing and document results.
• Conduct production, build, assembly, fabrication, wiring, and testing activities in a safe and healthy manner and work in accordance with established safety and company requirements.
• Committed to ensuring that the products produced meet all quality requirements.
• Manage labor and material resources to maximize efficiencies and yields.
• Protect company assets by the direct intervention of any condition resulting in the abuse of tools, equipment, or materials.
• Respond to and fulfill any assigned ATP Requests (Request to pull parts that are not in stock from complete machines); Have Item Restricted, Add to Restricted List, Designate Someone to Pull the Part, add the part to the system and let the ATP group know when they are complete. These need to be taken care of the same day the request is sent in before noon, if after 12 pm then they must be taken care of the next business day.
• Follow and understand quality control procedures.
• Communicate with the supervisor the status of work and quality or design issues.
• Maintain the production work area clean, neat, and organized to ensure there are no safety hazards and that the area is presentable for guests.
• Ensure that all tools and production equipment are stored and secured at the end of the workday.
• Identify faulted components or manufacturing defects on production and submit for re-work.
• Read, interpret, and react to schematics for the troubleshooting process.
• Participate in test process improvements, efficiencies, and safety.
• Perform all other duties and tasks as assigned.
• Stock, box or repackage equipment when needed.
• Learn all the basic level tasks including how to operate production equipment and learn production procedures.
• Accurately complete all required production paperwork.
• Attend and participate in scheduled Company meetings including all production, and safety meetings.
• Read and understand basic schematics, wiring diagrams, and assembly instructions, part lists, routings, work instructions, EO, ECO, BOM.
• Inspect assemblies to ensure conformance to specifications and industry standards.