A Manufacturing or Production Technician works with manufacturing equipment and machinery. Performs set up and tests, monitors, adjusts and repairs machines used to produce products or other machines. Inspects equipment, troubleshoots problems with machines or designs.
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10355493 Posted today Back Sherwood, OR, US Light Industrial High School or equivalent Full Time, Temp to Hire 26.00 Experienced (Non-Manager) On-site Manufacturing - Other First Shift (Day) Sherwood, OR, US 26.00 Experienced (Non-Manager) Full Time, Temp to Hire Manufacturing - Other On-site Light Industrial High School or equivalent First Shift (Day) Apply Now Applied Job details
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Production Technician II Company:
Kelly Services Pay Rate:
$26.00/hour
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Monday-Friday, 6:00 AM-2:30
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[Insert Location or leave blank] About Kelly Services Kelly Services is a trusted workforce solutions provider, offering rewarding opportunities in a dynamic, growth-oriented environment. We provide competitive pay, health benefits, and opportunities for advancement for highly motivated individuals. Join our team and advance your manufacturing career! Position Overview We are seeking a well-organized Production Technician II to accurately and safely assemble electromechanical assemblies while helping improve processes and meeting schedules. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, takes initiative, and enjoys working with both technology and people. Demonstrable experience with electrical and/or mechanical assembly is required. Duties & Responsibilities Assemble electromechanical assemblies according to drawings and instructions Solder, strip, crimp, splice electrical wires Build mechanical subassemblies using various fastening methods Torque fasteners to proper spec and sequence Route cables and secure wiring throughout systems Attach labels or name plates to assemblies, components, or cables Measure dimensions to verify proper clearance Safely use standard assembly tooling (hex wrenches, screwdrivers, wire cutters/strippers, torque tools, etc.) Use appropriate tooling/fixtures for proper assembly Read and understand electrical schematics Inspect and test subassemblies Verify mechanical functionality Test electrical continuity with a voltmeter Read and understand bill of material structure; escalate errors/discrepancies Visually inspect components for flaws/damage; escalate issues as needed Assist with tasks such as packaging finished goods, material handling, warehouse cleanup and organization Maintain Kelly Services' commitment to quality and safety Keep a clean and safe work environment and participate in the 5S program Participate in continuous improvement activities Communicate ideas and facts professionally to all stakeholders Perform repetitive tasks and sit or stand for extended periods; possess manual dexterity for fast, accurate work Build cable/wire harness assemblies with wire as small as 26 AWG Demonstrate working knowledge of IPC 620 Basic proficiency in layout, routing, and termination of wires for UL 508A electrical panels Manage multiple projects; adapt priorities as needed Upload firmware/configure devices per written instructions Follow redline process to document as-built changes Maintain accurate accounting of project materials and report discrepancies Rework/repair equipment and products as instructed Participate in development of work instructions, including cutsheets or assembly notes Support first article builds with subassembly tasks Basic troubleshooting for electromechanical assemblies (motors, cables, panels, assemblies) Safely use advanced tooling (power tools, CableEye, etc.) Assist with cold checks using schematic for continuity Mentor and assist with training of other team members Qualifications & Experience Strong attention to detail with accurate and efficient work skills Demonstrated experience in electrical and/or mechanical assembly Ability to follow written and verbal directions Effective communication skills (oral and written) Basic troubleshooting skills for electromechanical systems Highly proficient computer user Working knowledge of IPC 620 and basic proficiency with UL 508A panels Capable of building cable/wire harness assemblies with fine wire Self-motivated, willing to improve processes and help train others Able to lift up to 50 pounds High School Diploma or GED required; technical school or related experience preferred Experience with Lean Manufacturing/5S is a plus Ready to build your future? Apply today with Kelly Services! 10355493 Share this job Copied url To save a job sign in or get started To apply for this job email your details to I want more jobs like this in my inbox.
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