Production Assembler

Full Time Production Assembler with 3 years of experience wanted! Our client manufactures LED signs and panels in Oakville/Mississauga and is looking to add an experienced Assembler to their team.

Hours: Mon-Fri 7am-3:30pm (overtime may be required)
Pay: starts at $19/hr+ depending on experience

The primary responsibilities include but are not limited to:

Follow and understand safety procedures and company policies including use of personal protective equipment (PPE).

Responsible for population and wiring of electronic components including LED modules, power supplies, receiver cards, etc. into metalwork assemblies.

Read and interpret drawings, diagrams, work instructions, specifications, work orders, bills of material and reports to accurately assemble components into finished products.

Assemble electrical or electronic systems and/or support structures and install components, units, subassemblies, wiring using rivets, bolts and other mechanical fasteners. Use basic manual and pneumatic hand tools to assist with component installation ( (wrenches, drivers, sockets, rivets, etc.).

Continual review for component or metalwork defects and report to production lead hand; responsible for component/cell level quality assurance.

Verify dimensions and clearance of components to ensure conformance to production drawing and other specifications.

Work Experience:

A minimum 3 years’ working experience of hands-on electronics assembly and population into large mechanical assemblies.

Experience working in a manufacturing environment is an asset.

Must be comfortable with bending, lifting up to 50 lbs and twisting.

Apply today! Submit your resume to halton@ablemployment.com and complete the pre-screen survey we will send you to finalize your application. We thank all who apply, however only those selected will be contacted for an interview.

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