Assembler

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commtech servicesFar Rockaway (NY)

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About the role

Job Description: We are seeking a skilled Electro-Mechanical Assemblerto join its production team. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys hands-on, detailed assembly work and takes pride in producing high-quality products. You will assemble and wire complex mechanical and electrical components using blueprints, schematics, work instructions, and mechanical drawings.
Key Responsibilities: Assemble and wire complex equipment, products, units, and subassemblies using blueprints, schematics, models, and work instructions. Fit, adjust, and align mechanical and electrical components. Follow production schedules and work priorities. Read and follow mechanical drawings, product structures, bills of material, and work-cell procedures. Set up, operate, and perform basic maintenance on production equipment such as presses, crimpers, engravers, riveting machines, and encapsulation equipment. Use hand tools, power tools, and precision assembly equipment safely and effectively. Perform basic computer tasks to review drawings and work instructions, update job status, and record production information in Excel or ERP systems. Assist with assembly operations in other departments based on production needs. Inspect completed work to ensure it meets quality, workmanship, and ISO standards. Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area Support overtime and additional production assignments when needed.
Qualifications: 1–3 years of electro-mechanical assembly experience. Mechanical assembly experience combined with electrical or electronic safety knowledge will also be considered. Ability to read and interpret blueprints, schematics, mechanical drawings, and work instructions. Ability to identify electrical components, wiring, and color codes. Experience using hand tools, power tools, crimpers, presses, or similar production equipment. Strong attention to detail and a commitment to excellent workmanship. Basic computer skills, including the ability to access electronic drawings and enter production information. Good verbal communication skills and the ability to work effectively as part of a team.

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