Electrical/Mechanical Assembler – 1st Shift

Posted 6 days ago

french oil mill machineryPiqua (OH)

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About the role

Electrical/Mechanical Assembler – 1st ShiftFrench® is an ISO-certified, 4th generation family-owned U. S. company that custom designs, manufactures and supports hydraulic press systems for molding rubber and composite materials, screw presses for synthetic rubber processing and for the separation of liquids from solids, and oilseed equipment used to extract vegetable oil from seeds and nuts, and to produce biofuels. For over 120 years we have partnered with our stakeholders, in over 80 countries worldwide, to provide products with superior value and superior service that improve our customers' productivity and reduce their overall production costs. Electrical/Mechanical Assembler

Location: Piqua, Ohio

Position Summary: The Electrical/Mechanical Assembler is responsible for assembling complex industrial machinery by integrating mechanical and electrical components. This hands-on role is vital in building custom capital equipment—such as mechanical screw presses, hydraulic systems, and rebuilds—based on detailed engineering specifications. The ideal candidate is mechanically inclined, electrically proficient, and thrives in a team environment focused on precision, quality, and continuous improvement.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

Assemble mechanical and electrical systems using blueprints, schematics, and engineering drawings
Route and terminate wiring—including three-phase power, DC circuits, PLC I/O, and analog instrumentation (temperature, level, pressure, flow)
Read, analyze, and interpret electrical schematics for industrial machinery
Install electrical components according to engineering documentation and the National Electric Code (NEC)
Use precision measuring tools to ensure tight tolerances and exact fits
Test functionality and document results using tools such as multimeters and meggers
Troubleshoot and diagnose issues with motors, heaters, PLCs, valves, and safety circuits in collaboration with engineers and production
Build capital equipment from start to finish, supporting custom and one-off builds
Operate shop tools and machinery, including drill presses and overhead cranes
Assist with other tasks to support production workflow
Occasional travel to customer or supplier sites may be required

Qualifications and Experience:

High School Diploma or GED required
Associate degree in Electrical or Electronic Engineering Technology is a plus 5+ years of experience assembling industrial or capital equipment
Strong understanding of electrical schematics, mechanical drawings, and engineering documentation
Demonstrated working knowledge of NEC compliance and safe electrical practices

Ability to calculate figures and amounts such as proportions, percentages, area, circumference, and volume. Analytical problem-solver with experience using diagnostic tools and testing devices Skilled in applying basic algebra, geometry, and handbook equations for technical tasks Experience with hydraulic systems is highly valued Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs and work safely in a shop environment Fork Truck license preferred Excellent verbal and written communication Must pass a pre-employment physical and drug screen Fluent in English (reading, writing, and speaking).

AAP/EEO Statement: French Oil Mill Machinery Co. is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will be considered without regard to race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, or veteran status.

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