Braiding harnesses, using the braider machine and standing for long periods of time, and using a hot knife to cut the braided sleeve.
Testing of completed wiring harnesses. This involves connection of the harness to a test fixture, proper interpretation of good/bad test indicator, marking tested units with a rubber stamp, and disconnection of the harness from the fixture.
Miscellaneous other assembly duties as assigned by supervisor or management.
OPTIONAL DUTIES
Soldering wires to electrical components using a hand soldering iron. Or tin dipping wire into solder pot to protect the wire strands.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: The physical requirements described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential duties of this job. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential duties.
Good manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination.
Ability to see and differentiate colors. Corrected vision that allows reading of small alphanumeric letters at a distance of 12-18 inches.
Able to lift boxes containing materials and finished goods up to 20 pounds.
Ability to use fingers to push and pull wires into connectors with forces of up to 2 pounds.
Ability to use hands and fingers to mate and de-mate connectors with forces of up to 5 pounds.
Ability to work while standing (some tasks require standing all day).
Ability to communicate adequately with supervisor.
Ability to maintain a brisk pace and meet generally accepted production rates.
QUALIFICATONS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed are representative of the knowledge, skill/ability required.
Education / Experience: Prior assembly experience required.
Mathematical Skills: required.
Ability to work and follow simple oral and/or written instructions.
Reading ability sufficient to identify labels correctly and read simple instructions.
Cooperative attitude towards co-workers, leader and supervisor.
WORK ENVIRONMENT
Well lit, air conditioned, and heated manufacturing facility. Low to moderate noise level. Wire/cable and terminal debris and compressed air tools. While performing the essential duties of the job the employee will either be seated at a work bench or stand on a concrete floor.
Benefits
Competitive Weekly Pay
Comprehensive Benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage.
Life Insurance and Disability Insurance for added peace of mind.
Optional 401(k) Plan to help you prepare for the future.
Safety-Focused Manufacturing Environment with opportunities for advancement and skill development.
Support That Has Your Back
“The staff really wants you to help with any barriers that they can so that you can work as comfortably as possible… any stress that I experience the staff at Staffmark are willing to help.” -Staffmark Assembly Worker
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What You Will Do
As a Advanced Assembler Associate you will assemble products or components, verify materials, inspect completed work, operate basic production tools, package finished items, and support daily manufacturing goals. You will follow work instructions, maintain organized work areas, identify quality concerns, and contribute to safe, accurate, and efficient factory operations.
The Advanced Assembler Associate supports factory operations by assembling products according to established work instructions and quality standards. This role requires organization, attention to detail, and the ability to perform repetitive production tasks efficiently.
A successful Advanced Assembler Associate understands basic assembly methods, product quality, production workflows, and workplace safety while helping maintain reliable manufacturing operations. Dependable performance contributes directly to production success.
This career offers rewarding opportunities for individuals who enjoy assembly and manufacturing work.