Assembler

Scope

Job Description

• Read and interpret blueprints, part lists, and technical drawings.
• Inspect parts prior to assembly for flaws and imperfections.
• Use calipers and micrometers to measure parts and verify tolerances.
• Solder electrical components.
• Fasten cables and wiring securely.
• Apply correct torque specifications to fasteners.
• Use Loctite products as required.
• Position and fasten units to assemblies and subassemblies.
• Grease or lubricate parts as instructed.
• Identify assembly problems and notify the supervisor for resolution.
• Tag or mark identifying information on parts.
• Operate air/power hand tools and drill presses as necessary.
• Test assemblies for mechanical reliability.
• Inspect and test completed units.
• Handle finished assemblies weighing between 40–75 lbs.
• Maintain good verbal and written communication skills.

Profile

• 2+ years of electromechanical experience desired.
• Technical certificate is a plus.
• Experience in manufacturing and quality control.
• Familiarity with mechanical inspection tools.
• Knowledge of tooling and safety management.
• Strong quality focus.
• Ability to work with power tools.
• Proactive and detail-oriented.
• Soldering skills are a plus.

Offer

Becoming Part of the EVS Team not only means that you will receive a competitive salary in line with your skills and the market, but also a range of other additional wellness and healthcare benefits. 
EVS will give you the tools to develop your skills and your career by giving you the opportunities of internal mobilities and a wide range of trainings. We encourage our motivated talents with a friendly, lively, and inclusive environment.

Check out our website if you want to know more about why you should join EVS !