Bulk Handling Systems
Summary
The Assembly Technician is responsible for assembling and manufacturing Original Equipment sold into the waste recycling industry. This role plays a vital part in the assembly of electrical components, contributing to the development of cutting‑edge projects. The position primarily uses hands as well as hand and power tools for mechanical assembly methods, wiring and electrical component installation, pneumatic components, as well as systems testing and factory acceptance testing. It also performs soldering and minor circuit board assembly. The Technician completes assigned work through measuring equipment such as tape measure, scale, hands‑on training, schematics, drawings, SOPs, and verbal instructions.
Key Responsibilities
Assemble various elements of optical sorting equipment according to work‑ticket, CAD drawings, pictograms, verbal, and written directions, from sub‑assemblies to whole machine.
Build and construct pneumatic valve component assemblies and ejection sub‑assemblies.
Build and construct wire assemblies and wire routings. Install wire harnesses and assemblies into wire ways or conduit. Terminate wires and wire assemblies.
Read and understand schematics and test equipment as well as volt meters to diagnose and solve issues.
Solder and assemble basic components onto circuit boards.
Operate power tools such as hand saws, drills, drill press, band saw and air tools. Demonstrate competence as work accomplished with various tools.
Utilize manual hand tools such as screwdriver, pliers, wrenches and pipe wrenches, rivet pliers, soldering equipment, cutting devices, etc.
Utilize tape measures, rulers, squares, other basic measuring devices.
Perform testing of components and assemblies, as well as self‑monitor work to maintain quality standards.
Execute on instructions for completing tasks on time, in full, and to quality standards.
Ensure workstation, tools and toolbox are clean and maintained.
Cleans machines in preparation for shipment to customer location.
Completes other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
High school diploma or GED equivalent required.
Related training or a minimum of 2 years’ experience in mechanical or manufacturing assembly and sub‑assembly of components that range from simple to complex required.
Certification in electronics or electrical assembly is highly desired; or demonstrates interest in such a certification is a plus.
Experience working electro‑mechanical assembly and sub‑assembly a plus.
Print reading and basic math skills as well as the ability to use hand and power tools required.
Experience operating other equipment including band saw, drill press, and forklift a plus.
Experience utilizing computers and other devices such as cameras a plus.
Desired Characteristics
Must be assertive, self‑starter and work autonomously as an individual or in a group.
Honesty, willingness to learn.
Punctuality, good attendance.
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The Assembly Technician is responsible for assembling and manufacturing Original Equipment sold into the waste recycling industry. This role plays a vital part in the assembly of electrical components, contributing to the development of cutting‑edge projects. The position primarily uses hands as well as hand and power tools for mechanical assembly methods, wiring and electrical component installation, pneumatic components, as well as systems testing and factory acceptance testing. It also performs soldering and minor circuit board assembly. The Technician completes assigned work through measuring equipment such as tape measure, scale, hands‑on training, schematics, drawings, SOPs, and verbal instructions.
Key Responsibilities
Assemble various elements of optical sorting equipment according to work‑ticket, CAD drawings, pictograms, verbal, and written directions, from sub‑assemblies to whole machine.
Build and construct pneumatic valve component assemblies and ejection sub‑assemblies.
Build and construct wire assemblies and wire routings. Install wire harnesses and assemblies into wire ways or conduit. Terminate wires and wire assemblies.
Read and understand schematics and test equipment as well as volt meters to diagnose and solve issues.
Solder and assemble basic components onto circuit boards.
Operate power tools such as hand saws, drills, drill press, band saw and air tools. Demonstrate competence as work accomplished with various tools.
Utilize manual hand tools such as screwdriver, pliers, wrenches and pipe wrenches, rivet pliers, soldering equipment, cutting devices, etc.
Utilize tape measures, rulers, squares, other basic measuring devices.
Perform testing of components and assemblies, as well as self‑monitor work to maintain quality standards.
Execute on instructions for completing tasks on time, in full, and to quality standards.
Ensure workstation, tools and toolbox are clean and maintained.
Cleans machines in preparation for shipment to customer location.
Completes other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
High school diploma or GED equivalent required.
Related training or a minimum of 2 years’ experience in mechanical or manufacturing assembly and sub‑assembly of components that range from simple to complex required.
Certification in electronics or electrical assembly is highly desired; or demonstrates interest in such a certification is a plus.
Experience working electro‑mechanical assembly and sub‑assembly a plus.
Print reading and basic math skills as well as the ability to use hand and power tools required.
Experience operating other equipment including band saw, drill press, and forklift a plus.
Experience utilizing computers and other devices such as cameras a plus.
Desired Characteristics
Must be assertive, self‑starter and work autonomously as an individual or in a group.
Honesty, willingness to learn.
Punctuality, good attendance.
Referrals increase your chances of interviewing at Bulk Handling Systems by 2x
Get notified about new Assembly Technician jobs in
Nashville, TN .
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