GALILEE LIGHTING
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assembler North Miami area
GALILEE LIGHTING, Miami, Florida, us, 33222
Benefits
401(k) matching Bonus based on performance Paid time off Training & development 401(k) Overview
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assembler wanted in North Miami & Hallandale beach area. We are a Lighting manufacturer in Miami. We need to hire a full-time Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assembler. The location will be our North Miami warehouse. About Company
In business for over 10 years We manufacture lighting fixtures in Miami. We turn glass into light art. We build the chandeliers according to the customer’s space; this means that all our chandeliers are 100% customizable. Job Brief
Seeking a hard-working Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assembler for manually assembling electrical cables by cutting, stripping, connecting and terminating wires according to specifications. assembling components, reading instructions, labeling wires, inspecting final products, adhering to safety practices, using testing equipment, and keeping the working area clean. Often using tools like soldering irons, crimping tools, and heat guns, while adhering to quality standards and reading technical diagrams to ensure proper assembly of components within a cable harness or system. Shipping & Packing the orders worked on is required. Palletizing is required. Lifting boxes is required. Moving around boxes is required. Most box weights are usually less than 25lbs. To do well in this position, you should be mechanically skilled enough to use power hand tools in whatever ways your tasks for the day require you to do, hand and eye coordination and endurance. Some Handyman skills needed. If you believe that you have the stamina and skills required to do well in this position, then reach out to us. We’d love to see your resume. Key Responsibilities
Installation: Install wiring, components and casings, using tools like wire strippers, wire cutters, hand drills, screw drivers and soldering equipment. Reading and interpreting blueprints and schematics Accurately understanding wiring diagrams and assembly instructions to properly connect cables. Cutting and stripping wires Precisely measuring and stripping wire insulation to prepare for connections Soldering and crimping Using soldering irons and crimping tools to securely connect wires to connectors Wire routing and labeling Properly routing wires within a cable harness and labeling them according to specifications Assembly of components Put together electrical wire and components, units, and subassemblies Quality inspection Thoroughly testing finished assemblies to ensure functionality and adherence to quality standards. Inspecting glass for the chandelier with any damage or defects. Packing & Shipping Preparing boxes and packing orders worked on. Being able to ship on time. Able to lift boxes in warehouse. Able to Palletize orders. Able to function physically. Qualifications & Required Skills
Hand dexterity: Precise hand movements for handling small wires and connectors Attention to detail: Ability to identify and correct errors in wiring and assembly Basic math skills: Accurate measurement and calculation of wire lengths Technical understanding: Knowledge of electrical wiring color codes and connector types Ability to follow instructions: Precisely following assembly procedures and work instructions Comfortable doing multitask work Calculating measurements Paying attention to details Competitive attitude Handyman skills – Good with your hands Conversational. Interpersonal skills Trust & integrity Able to work independently High school diploma Certification or diploma from a technical school is preferred but not required Strong understanding of quality control principles Hard working nature Able to work under pressure Work Environment & Schedule
Typically, in a manufacturing facility, often standing or sitting at a workbench. May involve repetitive tasks. May require wearing safety gear like gloves and eye protection. Hours & Compensation
Days & time operating hour schedule: Monday – Thursday – 8:30am – 5:30pm; Friday – 8:30am – 4:30pm. Total hours per week = 40 hours. Starting wage is $660 per week gross for 40-hour work week ($16.50 per hour) with periodic increases based on performance. Wages are paid bi-weekly by direct deposit through ADP. Benefits & Perks
Benefits: Paid National & Other Holidays after 90 days with the company; Sick days, PTO days provided after 1 year with company; Matching 401K plan; Holiday Christmas bonuses every year. Opportunity
Carrer opportunity: Lots of room for growth for dedicated employees and candidates who are serious about their job and want to stay in one workplace. Employee handbooks provided upon onboarding. A 3-day paid trial period is available upon approval to see if you are a good fit for the position before onboarding.
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401(k) matching Bonus based on performance Paid time off Training & development 401(k) Overview
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assembler wanted in North Miami & Hallandale beach area. We are a Lighting manufacturer in Miami. We need to hire a full-time Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assembler. The location will be our North Miami warehouse. About Company
In business for over 10 years We manufacture lighting fixtures in Miami. We turn glass into light art. We build the chandeliers according to the customer’s space; this means that all our chandeliers are 100% customizable. Job Brief
Seeking a hard-working Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assembler for manually assembling electrical cables by cutting, stripping, connecting and terminating wires according to specifications. assembling components, reading instructions, labeling wires, inspecting final products, adhering to safety practices, using testing equipment, and keeping the working area clean. Often using tools like soldering irons, crimping tools, and heat guns, while adhering to quality standards and reading technical diagrams to ensure proper assembly of components within a cable harness or system. Shipping & Packing the orders worked on is required. Palletizing is required. Lifting boxes is required. Moving around boxes is required. Most box weights are usually less than 25lbs. To do well in this position, you should be mechanically skilled enough to use power hand tools in whatever ways your tasks for the day require you to do, hand and eye coordination and endurance. Some Handyman skills needed. If you believe that you have the stamina and skills required to do well in this position, then reach out to us. We’d love to see your resume. Key Responsibilities
Installation: Install wiring, components and casings, using tools like wire strippers, wire cutters, hand drills, screw drivers and soldering equipment. Reading and interpreting blueprints and schematics Accurately understanding wiring diagrams and assembly instructions to properly connect cables. Cutting and stripping wires Precisely measuring and stripping wire insulation to prepare for connections Soldering and crimping Using soldering irons and crimping tools to securely connect wires to connectors Wire routing and labeling Properly routing wires within a cable harness and labeling them according to specifications Assembly of components Put together electrical wire and components, units, and subassemblies Quality inspection Thoroughly testing finished assemblies to ensure functionality and adherence to quality standards. Inspecting glass for the chandelier with any damage or defects. Packing & Shipping Preparing boxes and packing orders worked on. Being able to ship on time. Able to lift boxes in warehouse. Able to Palletize orders. Able to function physically. Qualifications & Required Skills
Hand dexterity: Precise hand movements for handling small wires and connectors Attention to detail: Ability to identify and correct errors in wiring and assembly Basic math skills: Accurate measurement and calculation of wire lengths Technical understanding: Knowledge of electrical wiring color codes and connector types Ability to follow instructions: Precisely following assembly procedures and work instructions Comfortable doing multitask work Calculating measurements Paying attention to details Competitive attitude Handyman skills – Good with your hands Conversational. Interpersonal skills Trust & integrity Able to work independently High school diploma Certification or diploma from a technical school is preferred but not required Strong understanding of quality control principles Hard working nature Able to work under pressure Work Environment & Schedule
Typically, in a manufacturing facility, often standing or sitting at a workbench. May involve repetitive tasks. May require wearing safety gear like gloves and eye protection. Hours & Compensation
Days & time operating hour schedule: Monday – Thursday – 8:30am – 5:30pm; Friday – 8:30am – 4:30pm. Total hours per week = 40 hours. Starting wage is $660 per week gross for 40-hour work week ($16.50 per hour) with periodic increases based on performance. Wages are paid bi-weekly by direct deposit through ADP. Benefits & Perks
Benefits: Paid National & Other Holidays after 90 days with the company; Sick days, PTO days provided after 1 year with company; Matching 401K plan; Holiday Christmas bonuses every year. Opportunity
Carrer opportunity: Lots of room for growth for dedicated employees and candidates who are serious about their job and want to stay in one workplace. Employee handbooks provided upon onboarding. A 3-day paid trial period is available upon approval to see if you are a good fit for the position before onboarding.
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