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Gleason

Electrical Assembler I

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

Pay: Not specified

Posted: 2 weeks ago

Location: Dayton, OH (Onsite)

Last Updated: 2 weeks ago

Hours: Full-Time

Expires: 10/1/2026

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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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Electrical Assembler I Gleason - 2.8 Dayton, OH Job Details Full-time 23 hours ago Qualifications High school diploma or GED Full Job Description Wire and debug all products and controls as assigned to meet the needs of all customers. Perform all electrical testing to ensure compliance with product and customer specifications. Actively participate in lean manufacturing and cost improvement initiatives. Perform field service work as required.

Job Responsibilities:

Electrical quality and functionality of sub-assemblies and machines Participation in lean manufacturing events Adhere to pre-established standard work procedures Provide design feedback to engineering to facilitate cost reduction and/or quality improvements Provide field service support as required Provide in-house electrical maintenance on an as-needed basis

Preferred Education/Training/Experience:

High School Diploma Required Technical School and/or college coursework preferred 4 - 7 years of machine electrical assembly experience Exposure to ERP business system software Knowledge of lean manufacturing concepts