Electrical Assembler

Posted 8 days ago

mau workforce solutionsPeachtree City (GA)

Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers Printed Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing

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Entry

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$16.50/hour

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About the role

Electronic AssemblerStart your new career as an Electronic Assembler with MAU at a leading electronics manufacturer in Peachtree City, GA. As an Electronic Assembler, you will build and inspect cable and mechanical assemblies used in heavy equipment accessories. This is a temp-to-hire opportunity.

What We Offer: Pay of $16.50/hourMonday–Friday schedule | 7:00 AM – 3:30 PMCompany-paid medical, dental, and vision insuranceGenerous PTO policyReferral programTemp-to-hire opportunitySupportive and clean work environmentWhat We're Looking For: Strong attention to detail and commitment to accuracyAbility to read and follow cable drawings and assembly instructionsFamiliarity with hand tools (pliers, wire strippers, sockets, etc.)Basic computer literacy (tablet use and email communication) Strong attendance and punctualityWillingness to give and receive constructive feedbackTeam-oriented and self-motivated work ethicAbility to sit for extended periodsPhysically able to lift up to 50 lbs and push/pull up to 75 lbsSoldering experience is a plus, but not requiredWhat You'll Do as an Electronic Assembler: Assemble electronic cables and mechanical componentsFollow written instructions and diagrams to ensure quality buildsMaintain a clean and safe work areaCollaborate with team members to improve assembly processesOperate efficiently to meet production standardsSolve minor issues and exercise sound judgment during assembly

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