1st Shift Assembler
east recruitOwego (NY)
$17/hr
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1st Shift Assembler Eastern Staffing & Recruiting is recruiting for a 1st Shift Assembler for our client in Owego, NY. As a 1st Shift Assembler, you'd be responsible for performing a wide variety of high level mechanical and electrical construction of subassemblies.
Responsibilities:
Ability to follow written manufacturing instructions and manufacturing knowledge of designs/drawings/diagrams.
Must be able to use hand tools and operator shop tools.
Must be skilled in computer programs/software specific to the manufacturing process, tracking and traceability of product.
Understands processes and work instructions and able to document processes.
Able to submit changes to processes / prints and able to work with engineering on production process.
May include other duties as assigned and/or special projects.
Requirements:
Requires visual ability to resolve fine detail and manual dexterity.
Must be available for overtime work.
Must be able to stand for periods up to 4 hours.
Minimum of two (2) years related experience.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Strong reading, writing and math skills.
Must be able to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing.
Solder skills are preferable, but not required.
Experience in cable assembly (cutting, labeling, crimping).The estimated hourly range for this position is $17/hr, though a candidate's salary will be determined on a range of factors, including, but not limited to, qualifications and experience.
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