Electro-mechanical Assembler

Hubbell Incorporated•Boonton, NJ

23h

About The Position

Responsible for complex, varied assembly of products using mechanical drawings or work instructions. The role involves fitting, adjusting, and aligning numerous parts within close tolerances and considering interrelated factors to complete products, units, or sub-assemblies. Hand tools and production machines are used, and work follows schedules provided by SAP and management. The assembler works from blueprints, models, model prints, work-cell procedures, drawings, and product structures. Duties include wiring equipment, building harness assemblies, operating and maintaining basic production machines, and using computers to access instructions and report job status and component availability. The role may also involve through-hole PCB assembly. The position supports quality and safety standards in an ISO environment, including proper PPE use and 5S practices. Overtime may be required.

Requirements

Minimum of 1–3 years of electro-mechanical assembly experience; mechanical assembly experience with electronic/electrical safety knowledge is acceptable.
Ability to read blueprints and schematics and identify the correct components and color schemes.
Excellent workmanship standards.
Good verbal communication skills.

Responsibilities

Assemble and/or wire complex equipment according to blueprints, models, and model prints, fitting and aligning parts within close tolerances.
Follow work-cell procedures, mechanical drawings, and product structures.
Set up, operate, and maintain basic production machines, including component engravers, presses, crimpers, riveting machines, and encapsulation machines.
Perform operations on products in the home department and other departments as needed.
Use hand and power tools as required.
Build harness assemblies.
Use computers to monitor and report job status and component availability, access prints or work instructions, and enter information into Excel or SAP databases.
Perform through-hole PCB assembly as needed.
Perform related duties as assigned by the supervisor.
Work overtime as required.
Meet prescribed quality standards in an ISO environment.
Use PPE properly and perform 5S steps to maintain a clean, hazard-free, efficient work area.