Production Assembler
remascompanyDeerfield Beach (FL)
About the role
Production Assembler Deerfield Beach, Florida, United States About the Job Production Assembler Seeking an experienced Production Assembler. Execute hands-on lab racking and stacking procedures, including the assembly and setup of intricate rack configurations. Ensure meticulous installation and integration of all components and associated cabling.
Job Responsibilities:
Rack & Install Hardware: Mount, install, and secure servers, switches, routers, radios, and other rack mount components in 19 EIA racks. Power Distribution: Install and connect power distribution units (PDUs), circuit breakers, and UPS systems. Structured Cabling: Route, terminate, and test Cat 5e, Cat 6, Cat 6a cables following TIA/EIA standards. Fiber Optic Installation: Install, splice, terminate, and test fiber optic cables (single-mode & multi-mode) using OTDR and light meters. Cable Management: Organize and label data, ethernet, fiber optic, COAX, RF and power cables for a clean and efficient layout. Hardware Configuration: Connect and verify data, RF and power connections; perform initial device light-off and: Diagnose and resolve hardware, cabling, and connectivity issues. Candidate must be able to lift up to 50 pounds. Follow technical instructions, interpret engineering blueprints and technical terms. Inventory parts and tools used in the assembling process. Follow company procedures and directives. Test finished products for defects. Maintain the tools used to create products. Keep a clean and well-maintained workspace. Meet quality, productivity, turnaround time and other expectations Expertly route cables and fibers in organized, professional manner to maximize future maintenance and serviceability.
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