Assembler I - 1st shift

EarthScout•Richmond, VA

4d•$19 - $21

About The Position

Design Ready Controls is seeking an Assembler I to join its production team. The position performs a variety of tasks involved in manufacturing custom control panels, including basic wiring, sheet metal and component assembly, panel setup and wiring, and label application. The role requires a basic ability to read schematics and drawings, along with an understanding of—or willingness to learn—electrical symbols and the safe, appropriate use of hand tools. The position may work across multiple product lines after required training and assessments are completed. The role involves working with a team, maintaining a safe and efficient work area, and supporting process improvement and Lean Manufacturing practices. Other responsibilities may be assigned by the manager. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Requirements

Ability to use a computer independently and consistently to access job documentation and personal records.
Ability to read contrasting colors and correctly identify wire size.
Ability to use basic measurement tools, such as a scale and ruler, using millimeters, centimeters, and inches.
Ability to perform basic addition and subtraction.
Ability to use hand and power tools safely and efficiently, applying the correct torque.
Ability to work overtime on occasion depending on business needs.
Strong attention to detail, general spatial awareness, and quality workmanship.
Personal integrity, a drive to learn, a teamwork mentality, and a safety- and customer-focused approach.
Ability to use hands frequently to cut, strip, crimp, bend, and terminate wire sizes from 22 to 500 MCM AWG, at least 50% of the time.
Ability to use hands frequently to operate hand tools, tabletop tools, drills, and torque tools, at least 50% of the time.
Ability to stand or walk for an average of 1–2 or more hours per shift.
Ability to lift 10–25 pounds frequently on average and, with a team lift, up to 50–85 pounds on occasion.

Responsibilities

Verify that parts for assembly match the Bill of Materials.
Assemble electrical panels according to drawings, including sheet metal pieces, fundamental panel wiring, and component mounting.
Terminate wire ends and add terminals as needed to connect wires to other devices.
Prepare panels for testing and shipping by applying labels, adding device IDs, organizing wires, and tying wires together.
Troubleshoot basic panel wiring, identify potential electrical issues, and enter information into the internal system.
Identify potential process improvements and escalate them appropriately to the leadership team.
Maintain a safe and efficient work area.
Implement 5S and Lean Manufacturing as required.
Assist with or participate in training measures as assigned.
Champion the company’s core values: Innovation, Collaboration, Candor, Integrity, and Earnestness.
Work across multiple product lines after successfully completing required training and relevant assessments.