Mechanical Assembler

Posted 6 days ago

hamilton connectionNewtown (CT)

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Junior

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$20-$25 an hour

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About the role

Job Description: Hamilton Connections is seeking candidates for a mechanical assembler position at a manufacturing company in Newtown CT. This is a temp-to-hire position. The hours are 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Friday. The salary is $20-$25 an hour.
Job Responsibilities: Assemble electrical and mechanical components using work instructions, diagrams and basic drawings Solder wires, terminals, connectors and small components Cut, strip, route and terminate wires using wire strippers, wire cutters, lug crimpers and similar tools Install small components and hardware in tight or difficult-to-reach areas within an assembly Properly use torque wrenches and common mechanical assembly tools Inspect completed assemblies for quality standards Report damaged parts, assembly issues or documentation discrepancies Follow safety procedures and maintain a clean, organized work area Work independently while cooperating with production, engineering and quality personnel Other duties as assigned Job Requirements: Mechanical assembly and soldering experience Experience using basic electrical and mechanical hand tools Ability to read and follow assembly instructions, diagrams and basic drawings Strong attention to detail, patience and manual dexterity Ability to use hands and fingers to install small components in tight or difficult-to-reach areas within an assembly Ability to inspect completed work and identify basic workmanship issues Dependable, safety-conscious, and able to work as part of a team Able to pass pre-employment screenings
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