Assembler I (5:00am to 1:30pm) Viper Final

Overview

Perform basic sub-assembly and assembly tasks following instructions and blueprints.

Key Responsibilities

• component assembly
• blueprint review
• quality inspection
• material handling
• prototype build
• team training

Tasks

-Two-person tasks using assistive devices for lifting, pulling and pushing including engine stands hand trucks, pallet jacks, and hoists -Maintain safe and clean working environment by complying with procedures, rules, and regulations -Push/Pull more than 40 pounds on an occasional basis with assistance -Contribute to team effort by training others in performance of basic assembly tasks as needed -Assemble components by examining connections for correct fit; fastening parts and subassemblies -Document actions by completing production and quality forms -Conserve resources by using equipment and supplies as needed to accomplish job results -Inspect all work and ensure it meets requirements prior to passing it on to the next operation -Prepare work to be accomplished by studying assembly instructions, blueprint specifications, and parts lists; gathering parts, subassemblies, tools, and materials -Assist in the building of prototypes and/or other basic assembly projects outside of normal production as needed -Position parts and subassemblies by using templates or reading measurements

Requirements

• read drawings
• computer
• manufacturing
• high school
• power tools
• english

What You Bring

-Squatting/kneeling – frequent -Is able to read and interpret Drawings and Bills of Material -Is able to read instructions and understand verbal instructions in English -Has basic computer skills -Lift up to 40 pounds on a frequent basis floor to waist -Ideally has 0-1 year experience working in a manufacturing environment -Bending/stooping – frequent -Standing – continuous -Work is classified as Medium - Heavy Physical Demand Level (PDL) by the US Dept of Labor's Dictionary of Occupational Titles -Lift up to 75 pounds on an occasional basis floor to waist with assistance -Lifting – frequent -Frequencies - Occasional (1-33%); Frequent (34-66%); Continuous (67-100%) -Carry up to 40 pounds on an occasional basis up to 25 feet -Has a High School diploma, GED or combination of work experience and skill development -Griping, manipulation, fingering –continuous -Variable hand/power tool use – frequent -Walking – continuous -Push/Pull up to 40 pounds on a frequent basis -Is able to safely use small hand and power tools

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Benefits

-Employee Assistance Program -Health club membership program and reimbursement -Life Insurance -Air-conditioned/heated state-of-the-art manufacturing facility -Short and Long-Term Disability -Annual Profit Sharing -Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance -401 (k) -Tuition Reimbursement

About G&W Electric Co.

-Two engineers invented the detachable porcelain pothead, establishing a foundation of innovation. -The company pioneered SF₆-insulated and solid-dielectric switchgear in the 1960s–1970s, and visible-break automation in the 2000s. -Headquartered in Bolingbrook, IL, the company operates in over 100 countries, serving investor-owned utilities, co-ops, and commercial/industrial markets. -Typical projects include grid modernization, underground and overhead distribution, fault-limiting systems, microgrids, and infrastructure for critical sites like the Panama Canal and NASA. -The company expanded its global reach and product portfolio through strategic acquisitions, including Italian sensor and switchgear firms between 2019–2022. -Products operate in extreme environments—overhead, underground, underwater, and on all seven continents, from Brazil to Antarctica.

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