Electro Mechanical Assembler B - 1st Shift

Eaton Corporation•Glenolden, PA

8d•Onsite

About The Position

The Electro-Mechanical Assembler assembles and/or tests components using tools and fixtures and working from manufacturing documentation. In this role, you will work from work orders, engineering drawings, and visual/written work instructions to assemble electro- mechanical components. You will use machines or hand tools to crimp, stake, bolt rivet, solder, cement, press fit or perform similar operations to secure parts in place. You will mount electrical components such as transformers, resistors, capacitors, integrate circuits, etc. You will make a variety of electrical connections using soldering or related bonding procedures. You will use equipment such as multimeters and dielectric machines to in-process test parts during assembly. You will assist in resolving production failures or product issues. You will identify and initiate continuous improvement for product safety, quality, and efficiency. You will work in a team environment for flow assembly work.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED equivalent from accredited institution
Minimum of 6 months of experience in electro-mechanical environment
Must be a U.S. person within the meaning of ITAR (U.S. Citizen, U.S. Permanent Resident, Political Asylee, or Refugee).

Nice To Haves

Associates/Technical degree in applicable field from an accredited institution.
6+ months of soldering and blueprint reading experience
Experience with PCB assembly and testing
Soldering J Std certification
Ability to read blueprints and use basic measuring tools and instruments
Basic understanding of electronic theory, Ohm’s law, and the relationship between resistance, current, and voltage.
Ability to work with Mfg Engineering or SME to diagnose and recommend repairs when assembly fails.
Proficient with some equipment and tools in Value Stream.
Good quality workmanship and displayed ability of meeting production standards where trained.

Responsibilities

Work from work orders, engineering drawings, and visual/written work instructions to assemble electro- mechanical components.
Use machines or hand tools to crimp, stake, bolt rivet, solder, cement, press fit or perform similar operations to secure parts in place.
Mount electrical components such as transformers, resistors, capacitors, integrate circuits, etc.
Make a variety of electrical connections using soldering or related bonding procedures.
Use equipment such as multimeters and dielectric machines to in-process test parts during assembly.
Assist in resolving production failures or product issues.
Identify and initiate continuous improvement for product safety, quality, and efficiency.
Work in a team environment for flow assembly work.