Rome Electronics Custom Cables is hiring for Cable Assemblers in Rome

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workforce development board of herkimer madison oneida countiesRome (NY)

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$16.00 - $17.00 per hour

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About the role

Rome Electronics Custom Cables is hiring for Cable Assemblers in Rome Rome Electronics Custom Cables, a 70 year old family business, is hiring for Cable Assemblers in Rome, NY.
Summary: Accurate assembly of electronic and mechanical components for builds into higher level assemblies, build higher level assemblies according to written instructions, drawings and visual aids that comply with standards with minimal to zero defects. Duties include but not limited to: Reads and follows processes and performs work as assigned. Cuts, strips, crimps, or otherwise assemble the materials to produce sub-assemblies. Distinguishes colors and read small print in order to perform procedural process. Learn and retain information, relating to standards and specifications through provided classroom and on the job training. Ability to evaluate any mechanical or material issues. Place finished materials in designated areas. Maintain a clean and safe work area. Performs other related duties and assignments as required All production workers are expected to be available to work in all area of production. Vision requirement 20/20 corrected, must be able to distinguish colors and must have steady hands and fine motor skills. Skills/Qualifications: High degree of manual dexterity in order to handle small objects. Ability to interpret both verbal and written instructions. Be able to sit or stand for extended periods of time. May require lifting of heavy materials i.e. spools of wire. Use of wire cutting tools, wire crimping tools, wire spools, measurements and other materials necessary to the production of cable assembly products. We operate Mon-Thur, 7AM to 5PM, with lunch and breaks in between Starting pay is $16 per hour to start raising to $17.00 P/H after 90 training, DOE* VETERANS ENCOURAGED TO APPLY!

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