Assembler Intermediate -1st Shift

S&C Electric Company•Chicago, IL

About The Position

As an Assembler on S&C Electric Company’s Vista & Vista SD Assembly team, you will assemble VISTA units and subassemblies in a production environment. The work involves continuous productive activity and meeting requirements within time constraints. Assembly may take place on a line with as many as six stations or directly on the shop floor. You will initially be assigned to one station and must be flexible about working at additional stations as business needs require. The role requires repetitive use of both hands and arms, a high degree of eye-hand coordination and manual dexterity, and frequent use of hand and power tools. Work may occasionally involve standing on ladders or working inside tight compartments. The scheduled hours are 6:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Monday through Friday; overtime may be required based on business needs. The position pays an estimated hourly base rate of $24.25 and is eligible for S&C’s annual short-term incentive bonus, subject to eligibility criteria.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Demonstrated knowledge of mechanical operations.
Ability to use basic shop math and measurement tools such as tape measures.
Ability to follow standard work instructions, assembly drawings, and specifications.
Knowledge of and ability to use air impact tools and other handheld tools.
Two years of mechanical assembly and/or electrical wiring experience.
Respirator certification is required.

Nice To Haves

Electrical or mechanical trade school education may be considered.
Previous experience in an assembly or manufacturing environment is a plus.

Responsibilities

Assemble VISTA switches on the assembly line and directly on the shop floor.
Identify, transport, install, mount, and bolt components, including bus assemblies, high-voltage switches, mounting and support plates, and lock assemblies; components range from 5 to 50 pounds, with assistance for lifting as needed.
Perform mechanical inspections using torque wrenches, screwdrivers, and tape measures.
Use material-handling equipment, hand and power tools, gauges, instruments, and overhead cranes.
Operate simple machinery such as automatic press machines.
Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, blueprints, and manufacturing drawings.
Measure, cut, route, bundle, and label wires according to engineering specifications.
Use crimpers, wire strippers, cutters, heat guns, and torque tools.
Crimp terminals, lugs, connectors, and other electrical components according to established standards.
Verify wire sizes, colors, routing, and terminations against drawings and work instructions.
Conduct continuity checks and basic electrical inspections to ensure proper assembly.
Identify and report material shortages, drawing discrepancies, quality concerns, and process issues.
Work with Engineering, Quality, and Production teams to meet customer and production requirements.