Mechanical Assembler Level III - 2nd Shift

Siemens•Wendell, NC

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Siemens is seeking a Mechanical Assembler Level III to join its Prefabrication Team in Wendell, North Carolina. The role is in the Electrification & Automation Business Unit, which provides energy distribution systems and solutions. The assembler works on low-voltage motor control center (LV MCC) breakers, structures, sub-assemblies, parts kits, and aftermarket parts orders, including punching and bending copper on EHRT punch machines. The position is on the second shift, 3:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., with training on first shift for a period determined by the manager before moving to second shift. The stated pay is $22.46 per hour plus a $1.50 shift differential; the actual wage may vary based on budget, experience, skills, qualifications, and geographic premium.

Requirements

Ability to read blueprints and technical drawings and identify mechanical parts and electrical components.
Extensive experience using hand and power tools, including pneumatic and battery-operated tools, torque wrenches, and measuring devices such as tape measures.
Ability to occasionally lift parts or sub-assemblies weighing up to 50 pounds.
Proficiency in English, including reading, writing, and speaking, with a strong background in quality and efficiency.
Legally authorized to work in the United States without current or future employer-sponsored work authorization.

Nice To Haves

One or more years of experience in mechanical assembly or a related mechanical field.
Experience with CNC machines.
High school diploma or equivalent experience.
Forklift driving experience.
SAP experience.

Responsibilities

Assemble and wire LV MCC breakers, structures, sub-assemblies, parts kits, and aftermarket parts orders.
Punch and bend copper on EHRT punch machines.
Perform sub-assembly tasks, including mechanical assembly, control wiring, power cable work, and interconnection of control wires.
Read and follow bills of materials, layouts, assembly drawings, and wiring instructions.
Use tools appropriately, including setting and accurately using torque wrenches.
Follow safety rules and Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety policies, prioritizing safety for self and others and striving for continuous improvement.
Follow established methods, support process improvement, seek ways to improve efficiency, and complete additional assigned tasks.