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**Q'Straint** is the World Leader in Mobility Passenger Securement Systems. We are currently recruiting for a **Assembly Technician I.** The Assembly Technician I performs multiple complex assembly operations of products and sub-assemblies according to Bill of Material (BOM). Bill of Operations (BOO), assembly drawings and/or other work instructions. **DELIVERABLES & RESPONSIBILITIES** - Ensure accurate and efficient assembly of fabricated products per work order - Follow standard operating procedures (SOP’s) and job safety requirements - Final visual and functional inspection of product, as required per instructions - Identify and isolate any non-conforming product - Trouble shooting and rood cause analysis and testing - Technical review of drawings, recommend work process improvement - Participate in Lean/continuous Improvement initiatives - Assist with ensuring the safety, cleanliness and maintenance of work area, equipment, and entire plant - Ability to train others on work processes - Involved in cycle/physical counts, as required - Cross train in multiple department functions, as needed - Perform other duties according to business needs **QUALIFICATIONS (Education, Experience & Skills)** - High School or equivalent (i.e. GED), and 2 to 3 years of related work experience or equivalent combination of education, training and/or experience - Ability to read and write English and follow verbal & written instructions - Ability to work effectively alone and within a team environment - Prior experience with electrical assemblies. - Prior experience building mechanical assemblies - Electromechanical certification is a plus. - Prior experience troubleshooting and repairing electromechanical devices
Salary estimate
$81,000 – $109,000/yr
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