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ELECTROMECHANICAL ASSEMBLER

Department: Assembly

Position Summary:

An Electromechanical Assembler at Rotary Systems will never face a boring day. You will be part of an integral team assembling electro-mechanical sub-assemblies and final assemblies. Every day you will enter a climate controlled space that is clean and offering every resource necessary to help you be successful. Your work at Rotary Systems will be comfortable, yet challenging.

Responsibilities:

• Follow a predetermined schedule of work orders

• Assemble electromechanical components in accordance with blue prints and/or work instructions

• Perform various functional tests to include but not limited to: mega-ohm, hipot, continuity, noise and torque

• Troubleshoot and/or rebuild and repair of rotary unions and electrical slip rings and their respective components.

• Communicate with supporting departments such as Engineering and Quality in order to provide feedback and receive direction

• Recognize and report inefficiencies regarding assembly, product testing, safety, product handling, etc. and provide ideas/solutions for improvements.

• Prepare wire by cutting, stripping, tinning and labeling

• Bend various types of wires and solder to circuit boards and brass using solder irons, hand torches and wire welder machines

• Other duties as required

Preferred Qualifications:

• Ability to use and identify common hardware

• Ability to use various hand and power tools, and personal computers

• Ability to read and follow written work instructions and verbal direction consistently

• Ability to read and interpret detailed engineering drawings, wiring diagrams and test instructions

• Strong mechanical aptitude (prior electrical assembly experience is preferred)

• Ability to solder (J-STD certification is a plus)

• High school diploma or GED. College course work a plus.

6:00am - 4:15pm Monday - Thursday

40 hours per week