Assembler - Equipment
heat controlEast Galesburg (IL)
About the role
Assembler Job Responsibilities Include Assemble sub assembly parts and components Assemble complete equipment models ready to ship to customer Wire and connect motors and switches Assemble belts, sprockets, pullies, rollers, etc. Operate overhead cranes and forklift Assembler Required Education and Experience High School Graduate Certification or degree in a manufacturing or mechanical field a plus Safely operate overhead cranes and fork lift Two years previous Assembly experience Ability to read blueprints Ability to pass manufacturing skills written test Ability to pass assembly logic written test Ability to demonstrate sufficient math skills Read measuring devises and dial calipers Electrical and plumbing experience helpful Ability to read electrical schematics Pneumatics and Hydraulics knowledge helpful Physical Requirements for Assembler Ability to Lift up to 70 lbs, with or without assistance Sit, stand and kneel for extended periods of 2 hours or more at a time. Excellent salary and benefits, including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, 401K with company match, paid holidays, your birthday, PTO and sick and vacation! Heat and Control is an EOE/AA employer committed to workforce diversity. Submit your resume by clicking "Send Resume" below OR attach your resume in an email with the job title in the subject line to employment@heatandcontrol.com
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