Cable Assembler
planit groupOrlando (FL)
$24.00 Hourly
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Cable Harness Assembler Cable Harness Assembler - build cable/harness to wiring diagram, form boards, soldering, crimping, plugging contacts into connectors, torquing backshells while working to Class 3 IPC standards. Written instructions given by mechanical engineering but also need to read from drawing schematics. Performs a variety of tasks ranging from repetitive to non-repetitive production assembly operations on electronic and/or mechanical assemblies and subassemblies such as modules, boards, panels, drawers, frames, and cables. Works from diagrams and drawings, makes initial layouts, and uses hand and/or power tools, jigs, and saws. Makes continuity checks on work in process and completed. May conduct quality inspections on processing line in accordance with quality specifications. May disassemble, modify, rework, reassemble, and test experimental or prototype assemblies and subassemblies according to specifications and under simulated conditions.
Desired Skills:
3+ years of Manufacturing Assembly Experience (Defense Industry Preferred) Completed WHMA-A-620 training or a current WHMA-A-620 Certification with demonstrated Class 3 workmanship J-STD-001 Certification Previous IPC/WHMA-A-620E-S space addendum experience (preferred) IPC 620 Defect Recognition Continuous Improvement Mindset Team Oriented Region: Orlando, FL Level: Level 2: BS+4-8 YRS or MS+2-6 YRS Pay Rate: $24.00 Hourly OT40 Technical Skills: Blueprint Reading - Required - Importance: 5 IPC-WHMA-A-620 - Required - Importance: 9 - Experience: 2 - 4 Years Space Standards - Required - Importance: 3 - Experience: < 1 Year Wireharness Print Reading - Required - Importance: 5 IPC-A-610 - Not Required - Importance: 5 - Experience: 2 - 4 Years IPC-J-STD - Not Required - Importance: 9 - Experience: 2 - 4 Years Work Schedule: 4/10-1st Shift Security Clearance: None Time Charging System: Auto Time Opportunity for FTE Hire: Yes OT Status: non-Exempt Worksite Classification: Worker will work Onsite Full Time
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