Assembler/Tester B
cenergyElyria (OH)
About the role
Assembler/Tester BWe manufacture fuel pumps and pneumatic valves for commercial aviation and military air & ground vehicles. Required skills and experience mechanically inclined (2 years); examples include small precision technical work, building small and complex objects either professionally or as a hobby, i.e., assembly of items with electrical components such as switchboards, pumps, motors, etc. General labor if it involves math tasks such as measuring products (painters, fence builders, installation landscape projects, etc.) Ability to interpret blueprints and work instructions. Proof of reading blueprints must be evident on resumes to be considered. Ability to use test stand equipment and hand tools. Ability to problem-solve. Effective communication skills (past experience in 'cell setups' such as fast food industry will mirror the type of communication and close proximity that will be required in this role). Self-motivated, dependable, goal-oriented & adaptable team player. Comfortable working in a team environment. Ensure high-quality standards of our product (a manual dexterity test will be required during the interview).
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