Are you good at the small stuff? We need assemblers

Posted 2 days ago

globaltecSpring Lake (MI)

Team Assemblers Other Electronic Component Manufacturing

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About the role

Job Description: Now Hiring: Production Associates - Steady Hands WantedGot great attention to detail and don't mind sitting down to do precision work? GlobalTec is hiring Production Associates to build quality parts on our production team - no prior manufacturing experience required, we'll train you, including IPC 620 certification.

The Job: Build quality products to spec and on time, working with small parts, wires, and tools like crimpers, wire strippers, and soldering equipment. You'll verify job paperwork and setup with your Lead, use precise measurement tools, help train new associates, and keep your workstation clean - all from a comfortable, seated workstation (no heavy lifting beyond 15 lbs occasionally).What It Takes:

High school diploma or GED (or equivalent experience)
Ability to pass a pre-employment physical, Titmus (color vision) test, and IPC certification
Good hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, and sharp eyesight for small-part and wire-ID work
Comfortable sitting for up to 8 hours/shift doing focused, repetitive tasks

Keywords: Production Associate, Manufacturing Assembler, Entry-Level Manufacturing, Assembly Technician, Wire and Cable Assembly, IPC 620, Precision Assembly, Hands-On Careers, Manufacturing Jobs Near MeReasonable accommodations available for individuals with disabilities to perform essential job functions. Apply today and build your career with GlobalTec.

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