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Vector Technical

Sub Assembly

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An Electronic or Electrical Assembler assembles electrical or electronic equipment at a manufacturing facility.

$42,177 / year median in Ohio

+7% projected growth

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Job Description

Vector's partner is in need of a Sub-Assembly worker who is responsible for assembling hardware components onto fabricated parts and panels to create subassemblies used in their products. This role requires precision, mechanical aptitude, and strong attention to detail to ensure assemblies meet engineering specifications and quality standards. Up to $20/hr. to start 1st Shift - (5a-1:30p/6a-2:30p) 2nd Shift - (2p-12:30a)
Responsibilities:
Install hardware (fasteners, studs, hinges, brackets, clips, etc.) onto fabricated metal and non-metal components Perform sub-assembly operations by interpreting assembly drawings, work instructions, and bills of materials (BOMs) Prepare components for assembly by cleaning, deburring, aligning, and positioning parts accurately Use hand tools, power tools, and torque tools safely and effectively Verify assembled components for dimensional accuracy, fit, and function Identify and report defects, missing components, or quality issues Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area in accordance with company policies Support continuous improvement efforts by suggesting process or efficiency improvements Collaborate closely with other assemblers, quality, and engineering teams
Qualifications:
Assembly in a manufacturing environment or transferable mechanical experience Must have the ability to read assembly drawings and follow direction High school diploma or GED required, technical or trade school preferred. #IND102