Electrical Assembler

Posted 7 days ago

global power componentsCaledonia (WI)

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About the role

Electrical Assembler

Company: Global Power Components

Location: Milwaukee, WI (onsite 5-days/week)

Hire Type: Temp-to-Hire (3+ months)

Overview: Global Power Components is a privately held, growing manufacturer of UL steel fuel tanks, trailers, large generator enclosures and modular metal enclosures for housing fully equipped electrical distribution and control equipment. As a result of continued growth, we are seeking Electrical Assemblers to work in our Electrical Assembly department to assist in the building of enclosures.

Responsibilities:

Pre-assemble electrical kits from inventoried components & GPC fabricated components
Light fabrication work – drilling, forming, wire striping and crimping
Material Handling
Working with Electrical Engineering, Production Supervisors, & Team Leads
Support the installation needs for various electrical equipment

Requirements:

Detail Oriented with the ability to learn to read blueprints and bill of materials
Aptitude to learn GPC manufacturing processes
Able to read measuring devices, such as tape measure
Able to troubleshoot and problem solve
Highly motivated with a desire to learn and advance
Able to communicate and work well with others
Must pass competency test and pre-employment physical including drug screen
Physically fit – able to lift 50 pounds and climb ladders

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