Transducer Assembler 1

Sperry Rail•Shelton, CT

6d•Onsite

About The Position

The Transducer and Connector Shaft Assembler builds complete transducers or connector shafts and their subassembly components. The position follows engineering drawings, work instructions, and quality standards to produce reliable assemblies that meet production schedules and operational requirements. The ideal candidate has strong mechanical and assembly aptitude, attention to detail, and the ability to perform precise, repetitive assembly work consistently. The employee works predominantly indoors in the main production facility and may occasionally walk between two production buildings. The role requires adherence to company safety procedures, including applicable personal protective equipment and chemical-handling practices. Other duties may be assigned with or without accommodation.

Requirements

Proven experience in a production environment.
Strong knowledge of production processes, equipment, and techniques.
Excellent organizational and time management skills, with the ability to prioritize tasks effectively.
Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work independently or as part of a team.
Strong mechanical and assembly aptitude, attention to detail, and ability to perform precise, repetitive assembly work consistently.

Responsibilities

Assemble transducers and connector shafts according to approved drawings, specifications, and work instructions.
Prepare, clean, and inspect components before assembly to verify their condition and suitability.
Install and align mechanical components, connectors, wiring, and related hardware as required by the assembly design.
Perform soldering, crimping, bonding, sealing, and other assembly processes when required and after completing applicable training.
Use hand tools, torque tools, fixtures, and measuring equipment correctly to maintain specified tolerances.
Complete required inspections and functional tests, and accurately record results and component traceability information.
Note material expiration dates and report them to the supervisor as required.
Identify defects, damaged parts, assembly problems, and drawing discrepancies, and promptly report concerns to the supervisor or Quality team.
Maintain accurate production records, including work orders, material usage, completed quantities, and inspection documentation.
Handle components carefully to prevent contamination, damage, or loss of traceability.
Support production priorities and communicate material shortages or other issues that could affect delivery.
Maintain a clean, organized work area and follow safety procedures, including required personal protective equipment and chemical-handling practices.
Participate in continuous improvement activities that reduce waste, improve quality, and make assembly processes more consistent.
Cross-train and assist with related production activities as needed.
Report safety violations or faulty conditions to the supervisor.
Perform other duties as assigned, with or without accommodation.