Electrical Mechanical Assembler/Soldering 2nd Shift
hyrup solutionsElgin (IL)
Electrical Mechanical Assembler/Soldering 2nd Shift
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hyrup solutionsElgin (IL)
Electrical and Electronic Equipment AssemblersPrinted Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description We are seeking a Mechanical Assembler to become an integral part of our team! You will perform assembly line tasks as well as identify areas of improvement to increase efficiency. Must have good vision and soldering experience 2nd shift available!2nd: 2pm-10:30pm - Must be available to train during the day must be able to work overtime if needed and work weekends as well Responsibilities: Work with a team to assemble entire products or componentsRotate through tasks for specific production processesConduct quality inspections on products and partsPrepare finished products for shipmentMaintain a clean and orderly work areaQualifications: Previous experience in manufacturing, assembly, or other related fieldsFamiliarity with assembly tools and equipmentAbility to handle physical workloadAbility to work well in teamsAbility to thrive in a fast-paced environment'Currently seeking for someone who had solid but growing skillsets with mechanical skills, assembly/electrical experience that would be a good company fit. Ideally someone with basic mechanical and electrical skills and assembly experience and attention to detail are the three key things we are looking for in an assembler.
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