Assembler - 1st Shift - Commercial Solutions Division

Posted 3 days ago

miller electric mfgAppleton (WI)

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About the role

Electrical TesterThis position will be responsible for performing electrical tests for CSD products and must have the ability to work and communicate within a team environment.
Essential Functions:
  • Perform high voltage and final tests for all products
  • Set-up and complete extended end of line test
  • Assemble products as needed
  • Comply to all CSD/Miller safety procedures
  • Candidate will be required to move/cross train in any of the CSD Buildings per customer demands (tester utilization)
  • Candidate will be required to have valuable input within the Miller Employee Involvement process
Minimum Qualifications:
  • Functional Tester: Must have completed the FVTC Functional Tester Course
  • Certificate Tester: Electronics Fundamentals Certificate from FVTCDegreed Tester: Associate's in Electronics, Electro-mechanical Technology, or any other related degree
  • Must be able to operate electrical test equipment
  • Must be able to stand/work 12 hours
  • Must be able to lift up to 50lbs.
  • Must be willing to work overtime per customer demands
  • Must have good communication skills
Physical Requirements:
  • Frequently lift, push, or pull 10-25lbs and occasionally lift, carry, push, or pull 25-45lbs
  • Frequently required to use both hands to assemble, wire, carry bins, tools and components
  • Constant standing and hand manipulation
  • Occasionally reaching, walking, and neck flection
  • Be able to stand for up to 12 hours per day

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