Assembler I (REF2796P)

Performs a wide variety of complex operations required to build, repair, rework, and align mechanical and electro‑mechanical components, sub‑assemblies and final assemblies.Works from assembly methods books, sketches blueprints, and verbal and written instructions.Critical tolerance requirements, (such as torque, backlash, tension end‑play, etc.) must conform to commercial, customer, and/or UL specifications.Performs a variety of operations involving the assembly and/or rework of complex wiring harnesses, PC boards, sub‑assemblies and final assemblies. ResponsibilitiesBuild, repair, rework and align complex assemblies, such as multiple gear trains, chassis, and unit alignments that require the constant monitoring and maintaining of critical tolerances. Will disassemble, troubleshoot and repair sub‑assemblies to achieve proper alignment and calibration specifications for final assemblyDistinguish, identify and correct problems of form, fit or function in assemblies by using specialized techniques and knowledge acquired through a high degree of exposure in building assemblies requiring close physical tolerancesMulti‑step featurization may be used to achieve proper drilling or alignment requirements. The set‑up and use of this equipment is of a repetitive and complex nature that demands constant attention to ensure accuracyUse gauges, micrometers, test equipment, and other measuring tools to check, adjust, calibrate and align the angles and fit of assemblies.Build, modify, or rework complex electrical assemblies, sub‑assemblies, harnesses, or final assembliesPerform difficult touch‑up and soldering techniques such as: soldering in small spaces or where the location of the component causes difficulty, soldering on a highly populated assembly where errors could cause extensive rework, soldering fine wires or temperature sensitive and/or micro‑electronic components.Maintain accurate logs and records