Production Associate I

Schneider Electric•El Paso, TX

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Production Associate I assembles simple to moderately complex mechanical products by effectively utilizing materials, equipment, and systems. This role performs the first operation on the Switchboard line, converting raw sheet metal into formed and assembled cabinetry. The associate reads prints and production documentation, assembles parts and cabinetry structures, performs basic to moderately complex troubleshooting, and is accountable for product quality, safe work practices, and proper tool use and care. Work takes place on an assembly line in a manufacturing plant.

Requirements

High school education or GED.
Ability to read and understand blueprints and bills of materials.
One to two years of mechanical assembly experience.
Experience with basic hand tools, air tools, gauges, and torque wrenches.
Ability to lift up to 26 pounds regularly.
Excellent natural or corrected vision.
Ability to perform continuous repetitive motions with hands and arms, reach overhead, pull, push, and bend to perform work.
Ability to work in a role that cannot be performed by alternating between sitting and standing.

Nice To Haves

Computer literacy.

Responsibilities

Read and understand simple to moderately complex blueprints, wiring diagrams, bills of materials, and schematics.
Form and assemble raw sheet metal into cabinetry structures for the Switchboard line.
Assemble medium-sized to very large parts.
Perform basic to moderately complex troubleshooting related to quality, engineering, or materials issues; seek support from supervision or engineering as needed.
Lift parts weighing up to 26 pounds continuously and use alternative lifting methods, such as overhead cranes or lift devices, for heavier weights.
Use a variety of hand tools, air tools, and measuring equipment.
Use the computer system to clock job start and finish times and retrieve prints, bills of materials, and job specifications.
Maintain responsibility for product quality, measurement techniques, and tool use and care.
Maintain a safe and healthful work environment in accordance with OSHA requirements.

Benefits

Medical, dental, vision, and basic life insurance.
Benefit Bucks and well-being programs.
Flexible work arrangements.
Paid family leaves and military leave benefits.
12 holidays per year and 15 days of paid time off per year.
Company share ownership and 401(k) with match.
Performance discussions, global opportunities, the Schneider Career Hub, and learning platforms such as Coursera.
Volunteer leave and programs with the Schneider Electric Foundation.
Comprehensive training on automated manufacturing equipment.
Opportunities for skill development and career advancement within operations.
Overtime pay; premium pay or differentials may also apply depending on location.