Assembler III

Job Description:

Responsible for building, repairing and testing assigned electrical panels and electronics, as well as assembling both heavy and light mechanical and electrical equipment including heavy plumbing, to exact specifications, working to close tolerances. Perform final testing of equipment to ensure function and appearance standards are met. Assemble, wire and test mechanical and electrical equipment to exact specifications, working to close tolerances. Clean and test critical components identified for production. Rework (including identification of components to be refurbished and coordination of the breakdown and cleaning of components), repair, assemble and test all returned Ecolab equipment.

Main Responsibilities:

• Perform plumbing, electrical wiring, testing of mechanical/hydraulic/pneumatic components and assembled units of all types and make necessary adjustments and/or corrections.
• Perform assigned salvage operations, including material handling, disassembly, clean, repair, test and refurb
• Use and setup of all required power tools and equipment
• Advise or assist Assembly II employees on technical matters as needed
• Train other employees, as assigned, on any job for which qualified
• Set-up and use of all necessary power tools and equipment such as pumps, air tools, motors, etc. hand tools, fixtures and test equipment. Must provide own tools.
• Work from process and specifications sheets, blueprints, VIBs (visual work instruction) and verbal or written English instructions
• Accurately process necessary transactions related to labor reporting and record keeping
• Adhere to all plant procedures
• Work well as part of a team

Basic Qualifications:

• High school diploma or GED
• Experience using hand and power tools
• Coursework in basic electricity and basic plumbing or equivalent experience
• Ability to follow English written and verbal instructions

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience with chemicals and understanding of their reactions on metals and the ability to distinguish acceptable use on electrical components
• Mechanical aptitude and manual dexterity
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints, specifications, electrical schematics and color coding for basic wiring
• Knowledge of Solid-State electronics, relay logic and programmable controllers
• Knowledge of electrical components and multiple/single phase wiring
• Working knowledge of electrical and mechanical equipment gained through prior related experience
• Strong analytical ability; Ability to solve problems and devise methods and procedures for refurb or first run or unique equipment