2nd shift Assembler/Calibrator - Temp to Perm

Posted 7 days ago

avery weightronixHatfield (PA)

Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing

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About the role

Assembler And Calibrator (2nd Shift) Brooks Instrument, an industry leader in flow and pressure instrumentation for critical applications, is seeking candidates for Assembler and Calibrator positions that will be based at the company headquarters in Hatfield, Pennsylvania (suburban Philadelphia). The company has manufacturing locations in Pennsylvania, Hungary, Malaysia and Korea, and also maintains sales and service offices throughout the world. Our high-tech products are used in laboratory and process applications in end markets such as: oil & gas, petrochemical, medical devices, waste water, life sciences, and analytical instruments. Brooks is a division of ITW (Illinois Tool Works), a fortune 200 company. ITW is one of the world's leading diversified manufacturers of specialized industrial equipment, consumables, and related service businesses. The company has operations in 56 countries and employs over 50,000 employees. These talented employees, many of whom have specialized engineering or scientific expertise, contribute to ITW's global leadership in innovation. The company is proud of its broad portfolio of nearly 10,000 active patents, and is focused on fully leveraging its highly differentiated business model to deliver solid growth with consistent best-in-class margins and return on capital. Assembler Basic Function: Coordinate workflow to meet scheduled dates. Accurately assemble standard meters from routing sheet and bill of

Duties and Responsibilities:

Accurately and effectively plan and layout work in assembly sequence from bill of material
Use hand tools to proficiently assemble sub-assemblies and complete meters
After calibration, completed assembly by installing cans, fittings and labels
Vacuum seal and/or package completed meters per established procedures
Complete final assemblies on electronic products where trained
Support company continual improvement initiatives
Regular attendance and the ability to get along in a team environment
Adhere to all safety procedures
Other duties as assigned

Education and Experience: High school graduate or GED preferred.1-year mechanical/electronic assembly experience preferred. Must be able to read and write. Calibrator Basic Function: Test and calibrate flow measurement controllers.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Test and calibrate meters to customer's specifications. Troubleshooting of basic calibration problems. Determine parameters of testing media, temperature, pressure, liquid or gas, and test fixtures used. Operate computer assisted calibration equipment, manual equipment and Bell Provers. Collect data for calibration sheets for manual calibration equipment. Interface with Engineering on evaluations of application or product problems. Work with customers, agents, or inspectors who want to simulate flow conditions. Maintain regular attendance and is able to get along in a team environment. Ability to follow all safety procedures. Support company continuous improvement duties as assigned.

Education and Experience:

High school education, or GED, and calibration experience preferred.
Familiarity with various hand tools, including their application/use and the ability to multi-task required.
Strong troubleshooting skills and mechanical aptitude desired.
Good computer skills with Microsoft Word/Excel experience a plus.
Our employees enjoy competitive, merit-based salary plus excellent benefits including:
Health and dental insurance
Company Paid Life Insurance
Short and Long Term Disability 401K plan with generous company match
Vacation, personal days and holidays
Continuing education reimbursement program
Flexible spending accounts
The opportunity to join a well established (80 years in business) yet dynamically changing organization that works together as a team to meet the challenges of satisfying customers' needs and managing rapid growth to better compete in a global marketplace.

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