Assembly Operator I - Night Shift 1,000 Sign On Bonus

Sigma Connectivity: Tooling Dynamics•York, PA

10d•Onsite

About The Position

Since 1982, Sigma Engineered Solutions has grown from a single plant in India to 13 global locations, evolving from a supplier of low-voltage electrical products to a global solutions provider of highly engineered, complex metal components, including machined parts and precision metal stampings. The company operates under the mission statement "your success is our mission." The Assembly Operator I is responsible for safely and efficiently operating automated assembly machines and performing secondary operations as needed to complete work orders.

Requirements

Minimum 1 year of experience in machine operation or a manufacturing/production environment.
Proven ability to perform basic quality inspections, including visual checks and use of measurement tools and gauges.
Strong verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with team members.
Ability to work under pressure, meet deadlines, and maintain a positive, professional attitude.
Demonstrated capability to work independently, follow established instructions, and complete assignments accurately within defined routines and standards.
Ability to follow detailed verbal and written instructions.
Physical ability to lift and carry up to 50 lbs.
Ability to work on your feet for extended periods while using tools and performing repetitive motions, including frequent bending and stooping.
Sufficient visual acuity to read instructions, operate machinery, and inspect finished parts.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or GED.
Experience with in-line welding or basic mechanical processes.
Familiarity with automated reel-change systems or similar production workflows.
Prior experience working within structured quality systems such as QIP, ISO 9001, or similar documentation standards.

Responsibilities

Operate assigned automated assembly machines safely and efficiently.
Perform in-line welding when required by the production process.
Change reels at the completion of each lot, verify reel/lot counts, and apply correct labeling.
Conduct thorough visual inspections to identify malformed or damaged parts.
Perform all required measurements—camber, twist, hard gauge checks, insertion force, and withdrawal force and record results on the QIP Inspection Data Sheet.
Accurately complete all required paperwork, including: work order traveler, lot/reel labels, box content form, machine maintenance Schedule, any other assigned production records
Maintain adequate supplies at each assigned machine to ensure timely completion of work orders.
Empty bins at assigned machines at the end of each shift, at minimum.
Move finished products to the designated warehouse area in accordance with established procedures.
Perform related duties as assigned.
Follow documented policies and procedures as designated by the company’s Employee Handbook and Local Work Rules. In addition, adhere to the proper Code of Conduct while on company property.