Responsible for executing final assembly operations on electricity transformers in accordance with prescribed standard methods, safety protocols, and operational procedures.
Responsibilities:
Assembly & Components: Perform tasks across multiple work centers (Tank-up, casing, small parts, vacuum chamber, cover bander, palletizing, final assembly). Attach and install critical components and sub-assemblies (leads, bushings, brackets, fuses, switches, nameplates, arrestors, labels, stencils, bands). Anchor core/coil assemblies into tanks and assemble/attach covers.
Operations & Testing: Execute hand assembly, fitting, and adjusting operations. Load, operate, and unload the vacuum system. Conduct temperature checks, inspect components, perform leak troubleshooting and repairs, and complete fluid checks for correct oil usage.
Equipment & Tools: Operate small power hand tools as well as overhead cranes and hoisting equipment to safely move materials, sub-assemblies, and finished products.
Quality & Continuous Improvement: Rework nonconforming parts to meet specifications. Participate in continuous improvement and problem-solving processes to maintain target output rates and high quality standards.
Safety & Workplace Standards: Follow written directions (VOP operating instructions, BOM lists, production schedules, WSRA). Maintain 5S+ housekeeping practices, adhere to safety protocols, and perform other assigned manufacturing duties.
Working hours: Various Shifts Available
Skills:
Relevant experience in a manufacturing or mechanical assembly environment.
High attention to detail and precision during assembly operations.
Effective communication, adaptability, and a positive work ethic.
Problem-solving ability to troubleshoot leaks and rework nonconforming parts.
Education:
No Degree Required
Experience:
1-4 years
Qualifications:
Math & Literacy: Ability to perform basic mathematical calculations and accurately comprehend written and verbal work instructions, operating guidelines, BOM lists, and production schedules.
Tool & Equipment Operation: Proficiency in using small power hand tools and operating overhead cranes/hoisting equipment safely.
Physical Capabilities: Capability to lift up to 40 lbs, along with bending, twisting, grabbing, reaching, standing, walking, pushing, pulling, and using both hands to handle materials, with or without reasonable accommodations.
Environmental Tolerance: Ability to work efficiently in hot environments, tolerate loud noise levels, and consistently wear required PPE (gloves, over-the-elbow sleeves, safety glasses, earplugs, steel-toe boots, and metatarsal guards).
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key responsibilities
Assembly & Components: Perform tasks across multiple work centers (Tank-up, casing, small parts, vacuum chamber, cover bander, palletizing, final assembly). Attach and install critical components and sub-assemblies (leads, bushings, brackets, fuses, switches, nameplates, arrestors, labels, stencils, bands). Anchor core/coil assemblies into tanks and assemble/attach covers.Operations & Testing: Execute hand assembly, fitting, and adjusting operations. Load, operate, and unload the vacuum system. Conduct temperature checks, inspect components, perform leak troubleshooting and repairs, and complete fluid checks for correct oil usage.Equipment & Tools: Operate small power hand tools as well as overhead cranes and hoisting equipment to safely move materials, sub-assemblies, and finished products.Quality & Continuous Improvement: Rework nonconforming parts to meet specifications. Participate in continuous improvement and problem-solving processes to maintain target output rates and high quality standards.Safety & Workplace Standards: Follow written directions (VOP operating instructions, BOM lists, production schedules, WSRA). Maintain 5S+ housekeeping practices, adhere to safety protocols, and perform other assigned manufacturing duties.
experience 1-4 years
skills Relevant experience in a manufacturing or mechanical assembly environment.High attention to detail and precision during assembly operations.Effective communication, adaptability, and a positive work ethic.Problem-solving ability to troubleshoot leaks and rework nonconforming parts.
qualifications
Math & Literacy: Ability to perform basic mathematical calculations and accurately comprehend written and verbal work instructions, operating guidelines, BOM lists, and production schedules.Tool & Equipment Operation: Proficiency in using small power hand tools and operating overhead cranes/hoisting equipment safely.Physical Capabilities: Capability to lift up to 40 lbs, along with bending, twisting, grabbing, reaching, standing, walking, pushing, pulling, and using both hands to handle materials, with or without reasonable accommodations.Environmental Tolerance: Ability to work efficiently in hot environments, tolerate loud noise levels, and consistently wear required PPE (gloves, over-the-elbow sleeves, safety glasses, earplugs, steel-toe boots, and metatarsal guards).
education No Degree Required