Rough Fab Assembler
cornerstoneMontgomery (AL)
About the role
Rough Fab Assembler The Rough Fab Assembler (RFA) is responsible for assembling equipment in preparation for wiring, testing, and final assembly. The RFA will fulfill many roles within the process of assembling electronics equipment. The RFA will assemble off-the-shelf OEM equipment and will integrate custom panels and custom brackets to create unique assemblies per project needs. The RFA will receive shipments, distribute parts, organize parts by project, ship assemblies, maintain warehouse, maintain tools and equipment used in the process, and fulfill any other tasks as required by supervisors and management. Rough Fab Job Duties & Responsibilities Read and understand assembly drawings Ensure that all required parts for assembly are available Mark cutting lines and drilling holes on materials Confirm proper fitting and alignment of materials to be assembled Maintain production schedule Maintain clean and organized work area Clean and maintain tools Assemble parts in equipment racks Prepare packaged assemblies for shipment Receive packages Load and ship packages and assemblies Obey safety requirements
Requirements:
- Proven work experience as a Fabricator
- Good dexterity
- Attention to detail
- Good organizational skills
- Ability to lift 50 lbs.
- Clean work area and warehouse
- Driver's license with clean driving record
- Physical stamina
- Ability to read and comprehend assembly drawings
- Proficiency with operating the following hand tools:
- DrillScrew GunCircular SawJigsawAbility to operate a Fork LiftGood interpersonal skillsEOE/M/F/Veteran/Disabled
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