Assembly Tech - 1st shift

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site staffingGreendale (WI)

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$19-$22.50/hr

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Job DescriptionAssembly TechShift: 1st, (6am-2:30pm)
Pay: $19-$22.50/hr (Based on experience)A fast-growing aerospace cable manufacturing company in the Metro Milwaukee area is seeking a skilled and dependable Assembly Technician to join our 1st shift production team. This is an excellent opportunity for candidates with prior wire assembly experience who are looking to grow with an innovative and quality-driven organization.
Job Description: Build and assemble cable assemblies and production kits according to specifications and quality standards Perform material handling duties including inspection, pulling parts, cable cutting, label printing, and inventory organization Terminate cables and perform detailed soldering tasks Read and interpret cable prints and work instructions accurately Maintain a clean and FOD-free (Foreign Object Debris) production environment Ensure compliance with all safety procedures and production equipment guidelines Communicate effectively with engineering and production teams regarding planning and lead times Monitor product shelf life and maintain awareness of counterfeit part prevention practices Utilize measurement tools and understand various forms of measurement Qualifications: High School Diploma or GED required 3-5+ years of related production assembly experience preferred Prior wire assembly background required Detailed soldering experience preferred Knowledge of ISO 9001 and AS9100 standards strongly preferred

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