Electro Mechanical Assemblers

Posted 17 days ago

central business solutionsSan Jose (CA)

Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers Relay and Industrial Control Manufacturing

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About the role

Strong Electrical Assembler NeededKnowledge of Point to Point WiringKnowledge of Making Harnesses and Cables Dsub, CPC, AMP, Harting Pins and SocketsAbility to Read a Basic Wiring Schematic (We Will Test for This) Ability to Use a DMM to Check Point to Point WiringBasic Troubleshooting SkillsAbility to Make Electrical Panels (Power and I/O) Ability to Read and Write English Well 4-7 Years' Experience in an Engineering and/or Manufacturing EnvironmentExperience in Reading of Electrical Schematics and Mechanical DrawingsKnowledge of Electrical Color Code and AC/DC Wiring PracticesHigh-Quality Workmanship (Ownership and Pride in Work) Ability to Use Hand and Power ToolsPoint to Point Wiring, Cable and Harness Wiring, Ability to Read an Electrical SchematicElectro Mechanical Assembly: 3 Years (Preferred) Mechanical Assembly: 3 Years (Preferred) They Specialize in: Mechanical DesignElectrical Circuit DesignElectrical Panel LayoutCustom Sheet MetalSolidWorks Modeling (SolidWorks, AutoCAD and OrCAD) Component Specifications and ProcurementMechanical & Electrical Integration

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