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Working As An Electrical Assembler

  • Getting Information
  • Making Decisions and Solving Problems
  • Evaluating Information to Determine Compliance with Standards
  • Handling and Moving Objects
  • Communicating with Supervisors, Peers, or Subordinates

  • Stressful

  • $30,860

    Average Salary

What Does An Electrical Assembler Do At Kelly Services

* Reads and interprets engineering documentation, work instructions and wiring schematics.
* Assembles basic electrical options per the documentation such as 3 speed switches, disconnects, return airs, manual motor starters, etc.
* Works at an appropriate tempo to meet production quantities and maintain quality standards.
* Installations of coil assemblies
* Works in a safe manner, utilizing all required personal protective equipment.
* Works as part of the team and continuously seek to identify and eliminate non-value added processes and waste.
* Sustains 5S program.
* Assist in all other areas of department.
* Maintain flexibility to transfer to other departments to assist when needed.
* All other duties as assigned by Lead person or Supervisor/Manager

What Does An Electrical Assembler Do At Brunswick

* Huddle attendance,
* PACE Team Support
* LSS and Kaizen event support
* Capable of updating and red-lining construction prints and the ability to create work instructions
* the integration of all the mechanical systems for all new models being introduced
* Attends design reviews and makes recommendations to support production and product throughput within the facility Reviews the PD&E prototype and makes recommendations to support production and product throughput within the facility
* Assists Customer Service and Warranty Works with production team members to alleviate barriers and minimize issues
* Must maintain a good working relationship with Product Development

What Does An Electrical Assembler Do At Altec Industries

* Read work orders and schematics to determine specifications for jobs
* Locate and mark positions for lights, switches, brackets, relay solenoids, cables and other electrical apparatus
* Drill holes and mount all specified electrical apparatusMake and install PDM's for all electrical accessories
* Threads wiring and pre-assembled cables from under dash along frame, through holes to terminals of power source and connects to installed electrical apparatus
* Tests all wiring for correct operation of electrical equipment
* Perform rework as necessary to meet specifications
* Ability to troubleshoot circuit failures
* Provide quality and timely workmanshipUse and conduct proper care of PPE
* Other tasks as assigned
* Team concept - be flexible from job to job to support scheduleOTHER POSITION SPECIFICATIONS:Keep a clean work area (5S)
* Assist co-workers and group leads as needed
* Participate in RCI events

What Does An Electrical Assembler Do At Peopleready

* 1.Learn and apply the electrical skills required to wire automated packaging machines 2
* Learn to read,understand and update electrical schematics to company standards 3.use power and hand tools,shop equipment,testing and measuring devices.
* Learn and determine if electrical components match specfications 5.
* Learn to update and maintain machines 6
* Learn how to order parts 7.
* Learn to identify and locate missing electrical components 8
* Communicate with co-workers properly 9
* Maintain and orderly work environment 10. other duties as assigned 11. work safely according to policy and procedures.
* PeopleReady is looking for a person who can be respectful of other,be dependable,have a positive attitude,be willing to learn,apply and develop into a Great team player.
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What Does An Electrical Assembler Do At Ingersoll Rand

* Interpretsbill of materials/work instructions for requirements
* Installselectronic components
* Interpretschematics and diagrams
* Performspoint-to-point wiring connection
* Inspects& evaluates work content to appropriate standards according toengineering/guidelines and other electrical standards.
* Performsfunctional testing/live testing, also trouble-shooting
* Inspects and maintains equipment and testing apparatus adhering to safety standardsand requirements.
* Basiccomputer skills
* Andother assigned duties
* Participatesin departmental projects, as needed (ex.
* Lean initiatives, restructuring thecell layout, continuous improvement).
* Andother assigned duties

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How To Become An Electrical Assembler

The education level and qualifications needed to enter these jobs vary depending on the industry and employer. Although a high school diploma is enough for most jobs, experience and additional training is needed for more advanced assembly work.

Education

Most employers require a high school diploma or the equivalent for assembler and fabricator positions.

Training

Workers usually receive on-the-job training, sometimes including employer-sponsored technical instruction.

Some employers may require specialized training or an associate’s degree for the most skilled assembly and fabrication jobs. For example, jobs with electrical, electronic, and aircraft and motor vehicle products manufacturers typically require more formal education through technical schools. Apprenticeship programs are also available.

Licenses, Certifications, and Registrations

The Fabricators & Manufacturers Association, International (FMA) offers the Precision Sheet Metal Operator Certification (PSMO) and the Precision Press Brake Certification (PPB). Although not required, becoming certified can demonstrate competence and professionalism. It also may help a candidate advance in the profession.

In addition, many employers that hire electrical and electronic assembly workers, especially those in the aerospace and defense industries, require certifications in soldering.

Important Qualities

Color vision. Assemblers and fabricators who make electrical and electronic products must be able to distinguish different colors because the wires they work with often are color coded.

Dexterity. Assemblers and fabricators should have a steady hand and good hand-eye coordination, as they must grasp, manipulate, or assemble parts and components that are often very small.

Math skills. Assemblers and fabricators must know basic math and must be able to use computers, as the manufacturing process continues to advance technologically.

Mechanical skills. Modern production systems require assemblers and fabricators to be able to use programmable motion-control devices, computers, and robots on the factory floor.

Physical stamina. Assemblers and fabricators must be able to stand for long periods and perform repetitious work.

Physical strength. Assemblers and fabricators must be strong enough to lift heavy components or pieces of machinery. Some assemblers, such as those in the aerospace industry, must frequently bend or climb ladders when assembling parts.

Technical skills. Assemblers and fabricators must be able to understand technical manuals, blueprints, and schematics for a wide range of products and machines to properly manufacture the final product.

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Electrical Assembler Demographics

Gender

  • Male

    70.2%

  • Female

    27.7%

  • Unknown

    2.1%

Ethnicity

  • White

    76.9%

  • Hispanic or Latino

    12.7%

  • Asian

    8.3%

  • Unknown

    1.5%

  • Black or African American

    0.6%
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Languages Spoken

  • Spanish

    51.6%

  • French

    11.3%

  • Hmong

    8.1%

  • Vietnamese

    4.8%

  • Polish

    3.2%

  • Swahili

    1.6%

  • Chinese

    1.6%

  • German

    1.6%

  • Carrier

    1.6%

  • Gothic

    1.6%

  • Hindi

    1.6%

  • Hebrew

    1.6%

  • Dakota

    1.6%

  • Thai

    1.6%

  • Lingala

    1.6%

  • Arabic

    1.6%

  • Ukrainian

    1.6%

  • Russian

    1.6%
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Real Electrical Assembler Salaries

Job Title Company Location Start Date Salary
Electrical & Electonic Equipment Assembler G-Way Microwave South Hackensack, NJ Jun 30, 2008 $32,265
Electrical Assembly Massman Automation Villard, MN Oct 23, 2011 $31,305
Electrical Equipment Assembler Commercial & Industrial Design Co., Inc. Irvine, CA Dec 28, 2010 $21,403
Electrical Assembler Electrical & Electronics Control, Inc. Brewster, NY Jan 22, 2010 $20,870 -
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Top Skills for An Electrical Assembler

SmallHandToolsWireHarnessesElectricalAssemblyCircuitBoardsSafetyElectricalSystemsLayoutTroubleShootingPLCAssemblyCasingsInstallComponentsElectricalEquipmentSupportStructuresElectricalSchematicsSchematicDrawingsMechanicalAssemblyEnsureConformanceAssemblyLineElectronicComponentPartsControlBoxes

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Top Electrical Assembler Skills

  1. Small Hand Tools
  2. Wire Harnesses
  3. Electrical Assembly
You can check out examples of real life uses of top skills on resumes here:
  • Operated soldering iron and small hand tools.
  • Participated with Methods Department to develop processes and procedures to build wire harnesses resulting in significant error reduction and time savings.
  • Completed final electrical assembly on variable speed drive controller for oil well drilling according to blueprint specifications.
  • Assembled and cleaned circuit boards made for joystick controllers.
  • Solder components together using standard soldering equipment while observing all safety precautions.

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