Electrical Assembly Safe Fleet Holdings Elkhart

An Assembler is responsible for using components and parts to produce quality products. They will also read and interpret blueprints, positions parts, and examines connections for correct fit. They will also be able to perform repairs as needed and report errors in the assembly line. May perform other duties as assigned. Essential Responsibilities and Tasks: • Ability to read, learn, understand and interpret blueprints and work instructions. • Ability to read and use a tape measure. • Knowledge for wire terminating machines. • Ability to use of some hand tools, wire cutters, screw guns, drills, and routers. • Ability to perform soldering. • Use a variety of hand and power tools following appropriate methods and procedures. • Inspect and test parts and products as necessary, during or after assembly, according to established guidelines and quality standards. • Maintain a clean and organized work area and maintain all equipment according to maintenance plans and established procedures. • Cross train to other departments as needed.