Electrical Assembler

Posted 3 days ago

aaa usaMiddletown (CT)

Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers All Other Miscellaneous Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing

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About the role

Job Description: Must be willing to travel/temporarily relocate to Plattsburgh, New York. Why Manufacturing Professionals Choose AAA USA:Paid lodging & Travel. Competitive Pay. Overtime Opportunities. Long-Term Manufacturing Programs. Career Growth Opportunities. Referral Programs. Medical, Dental & Vision Benefits.401(k) with Company Match. Paid Time Off & Paid Holidays.

Position Summary: AAA United States, Inc. has partnered with a company in Plattsburgh, New York a global leader in the transportation sector, specializing in sustainable mobility solutions, including rolling stock (trains, trams, metros), signaling systems, and related services.

Key Responsibilities: Setting up production equipment, including robots, machines, workstations, and inspection tools. Cleaning and maintaining working areas and production equipment to uphold a safe and efficient workspace. Performing manufacturing, production, and testing tasks as planned by the Material Requirements Planning (MRP) system. Monitoring the production process, conducting basic testing, and performing quality checks to ensure adherence to standards. Alerting the Team Leader to any process drifts or quality issues that arise.

Experience: More than 2 years of experience in an industrial or manufacturing setting, specifically with electronics, electrical, or mechanical devices. A strong focus on manufacturing effectiveness and quality standards. Collaborative and transparent communication skills, with the ability to work effectively in a team environment. Torquing – Required for all operators. Electrical Crimping – Required for operators performing electrical crimping operations.

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