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Electrical-Industrial Equipment Assembler

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The Gleason Works, 1000 University Avenue, Rochester, New York, United States of America
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Position Summary: The primary focus of this role is the wiring of automated industrial manufacturing equipment under the direction of others, including electrical wiring, pneumatic plumbing and other associated tasks.  Preparation, finishing and other general support tasks are also required.  Electrical aptitude, ability to learn, flexibility and dependability are all essential.     Job Responsibilities: Level I Electrician

Field wire, terminate, troubleshoot Reading, understanding, and correcting electrical schematics Installing electrical components Installation and termination of wires and cables Installation and connection of pneumatic components Printing and Installation of labels and tags Cutting and preparing material for assembly Collecting and organizing components needed Organization and cleanup of work areas Understand the build process Initial machine and component power-up Fuse, input and output (I/O) checks Troubleshoot and debug (power on) Use test and diagnostic instruments such as digital multi-meters Identify issues and work with Engineering for resolution (Redlines) Solder outlets, connectors, wires, etc. Assist with Mechanical Assembly as needed

  Mechanical Assembler

Build/assemble subassemblies Install subassemblies into main assembly Cutting and preparing material for assembly Collecting and organizing components Follow build procedures and best practices Identify and communicate build issues Use power tools in a safe and responsible manner Disassemble machines and prepare to ship Maintain a clean working area Identify potential design issues and offer solutions Basic operation of tool room equipment (lathe, mill, drill press, etc.) Build/assemble critical subassemblies (requires more attention to detail, precision) Assume Build Lead responsibility on specific machine builds Teach/train new hires/contractors Run cables and field wire Label cables and I/O Helps to develop best practices and build procedures Support Field Service through consultation and/or travel

      Level II Proficient in all of Level I responsibilities as well as:   Electrician

Setup hardware configuration Load program to PLC Setup Robot and program Assist Engineering with hardware design Train other employees as required Provide written and verbal support to Field Service Assist Machine Qualification Operators, Engineering and others during machine qualification/inspection process and root cause analysis activities

  Mechanical Assembler

Work with Engineering on development of subassemblies Participate as an active member of design reviews

  Additional Responsibilities

Provide Logistics support (shipping, receiving, inventory mgmt. as required)

Qualifications (Knowledge, Skills & Abilities):

Strong industrial electrical experience and aptitude. Ability to learn and progress. Punctuality and dependability. Attention to details. Ability to routinely lift, bend, climb ladders, balance Ability to move and carry items that are sometimes heavy. Have Strong Communication Skills Work effectively in a team environment Self-starter.  Ability to identify and execute next step

  Preferred Education/Training/Experience:

High School Diploma or GED Experience electrician on industrial Manufacturing equipment. Experience in: High Voltage (3-Phase 480VAC), Low Voltage, Servo Motors, Running and dressing wires and cables and Electrical Trouble Shooting. Forklift license

  Computer Skills:

Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) Outlook Internet/Intranet CAD/Draft Sight SAP

Travel Requirements:

Travel  to customers / trade shows may be required  <20%

 

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