Electrical Assembly & Quality Technician

Posted 17 days ago

spherionMansfield (OH)

Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers All Other Miscellaneous Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing

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$18 - $20.90/hour

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About the role

Electrical Assembly & Quality Technician Precision Work. Clean Environment. Skills That Mid Ohio is hiring Electrical Assembly & Quality Technicians in Mansfield. This is detailed, hands-on manufacturing work involving small electrical components, product testing, inspection, and quality verification. You'll work from blueprints and specifications, use precision measuring instruments, identify potential problems, and help ensure completed work meets established quality standards. If you're mechanically inclined, good with your hands, and comfortable working with blueprints and measurements, this could be a strong opportunity to put those skills to work in a clean, climate-controlled environment. Available Shifts1st Shift: Monday - Friday | 6:00 AM - 2:30 PM3rd Shift: Monday - Friday | 9:30 PM - 6:00 AM

Pay: $18 - $20.90/hour based on shift and experience

What You'll Do:

Work with small electrical components and assemblies
Perform detailed hands-on assembly and inspection work
Test completed components for proper performance and quality
Read and interpret blueprints, drawings, and specifications
Use precision measuring instruments to verify product requirements
Inspect completed work for defects, discrepancies, and quality concerns
Perform product and process quality checks
Record inspection and testing information accurately
Identify and help analyze assembly or quality problems
Communicate product or process concerns to appropriate team members
Follow detailed manufacturing, quality, and safety procedures
Maintain an organized workstation and consistent product quality

What We're Looking For:

Ability to read and understand blueprints or technical drawings
Experience using precision measuring instruments
Strong hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity
Excellent attention to detail
Comfortable working with small components and detailed specifications
Ability to accurately follow written work instructions
Basic mechanical aptitude and problem-solving ability
Dependable attendance and consistent work habits
Ability to maintain quality while performing detailed, repetitive work
Comfortable working independently and as part of a manufacturing team

Previous experience in electrical/electronic assembly, quality inspection, precision manufacturing, machine operation, machining, Tool & Die, or another detail-oriented manufacturing role may translate well. A Different Kind of Manufacturing Environment If you're picturing a hot, dirty factory, think again. This opportunity offers: Bright, clean and organized facility Climate-controlled environmentSit/stand options at many workstations Small-component, precision-focused work Consistent Monday - Friday schedule No rotating shifts Opportunity to develop valuable assembly, testing, and quality skills Why Apply?$18 - $20.90/hour based on shift and experience1st and 3rd shift opportunities Clean, climate-controlled environmentSit/stand options available for many positions Put your blueprint-reading and measurement skills to work Build experience with electrical-component assembly and quality Temp-to-hire opportunity Weekly pay through Spherion Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance available Day 1Five days of Paid Time OffReferral Bonuses Scholarship Programs Employee Giveaways & Incentive Programs Good With Your Hands AND Good With Details? That's the combination we're looking for. If you have manufacturing experience, can work from blueprints and measurements, and enjoy detailed hands-on work where quality matters, we want to talk with you.

Call: 419-747-7479 Spherion Mid Ohio is an EEO/AA employer.

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