Production Assembler

Hubbell Incorporated • Fenton, MO

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About The Position

Production Assemblers install electrical wiring and assemble components in control cabinets, electrical and industrial enclosures, and related industrial apparatus according to blueprints and wiring diagrams. They terminate wires and cables for harsh and hazardous applications, including power and control applications, and perform assembly operations in flexible work cells to produce lighting and electrical products. Before assembly, they check kitted parts for quantity and quality, follow production-order routing and work sequences, and conduct final inspections before packaging. The role uses equipment such as power drills, power screwdrivers, arbor presses, and riveting machines.

The position is on second shift, Monday through Thursday, from 2:15 p.m. to 12:45 a.m. Assemblers may work at different cells as product needs require, perform testing and quality checks, package finished products, maintain a clean and orderly work area, and follow company safety policies. They clarify errors in diagrams or production orders with a supervisor or engineer.

Requirements

• Minimum GED or high school education.
• Ability to perform assembly functions and follow visual aids and wiring diagrams.
• Ability to perform testing and quality checks.
• Ability to meet efficiency rates and follow safety guidelines.
• Ability to report defective materials or questionable conditions.
• Ability to maintain work areas and equipment in a clean and orderly condition.
• Flexibility to rotate job assignments and perform related duties.

Responsibilities

• Place parts in specified relationships to one another and fasten them using bolts, clips, screws, cement, or other methods.
• Operate equipment such as arbor presses and riveting machines for force-fitting or fastening operations.
• Work at different cells as production needs require and adapt to changing tasks and product models.
• Review orders, pull consumable items from the Bill of Material, and assemble enclosures to blueprints using good shop practices.
• Cut, strip, bend, and form wire cable to connect circuits and subassemblies according to wiring diagrams.
• Check kitted parts for required quantity and quality before assembly.
• Follow production-order routing and specified work sequences.
• Perform assembly functions, follow visual aids, and conduct testing and quality checks.
• Make cartons, print labels, insert protective packing material, and seal finished products.
• Meet efficiency rates and perform final inspections before packaging.
• Follow safety guidelines and company rules; report defective materials or questionable conditions.
• Maintain work areas and equipment in a clean and orderly condition.
• Discuss errors in diagrams or production orders with a supervisor or engineer to clarify assembly problems.
• Rotate among job assignments as needed and perform related duties.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level
• Education Level: High school or GED