Location: Harlan, IA
Job Type: Direct Hire
Remote: No Remote
Total Openings: 1
Education: Unspecified
Years Of Experience: 1 year
Compensation: $18 – $20 Per Hour
Full Benefits: Yes
Relocation Expenses: No
Interview Expenses: Unspecified

Job Summary of the Electrical/Mechanical Assembly Production Team Member –
2nd shift: We are looking for electrical-mechanical assemblers to join our team. Qualified
candidates will be self-directed and quality-minded. We want to add team members who take pride
in their work and have the ability to solve problems in a team environment. This job requires the
understanding and assembly of cord reels, power reels, and hose reels including
subassembly for each group to perform a variety of duties to do quality work from
engineering blueprints, pack slips with written or verbal instructions to meet stock and sales
orders for shipment. Assembly for compliance with company guidelines.

Job Duties & Responsibilities of the Electrical/Mechanical Assembly Production Team
Member – 2nd shift:

 Required to work with cable counter, resistance welder, drill press, pop rivet gun,
power and hand tools, do hand assembly and repair parts.
 Required to do hand assembly, read a tape measure, dial calipers, and a weight count
scale. Work with machines, power, and hand tools to produce, assemble, and repair parts.
 Must keep the equipment and work area in a clean and orderly condition.
 Perform visual as well as physical inspection of the product, raw material, and purchased
material to ensure quality work
 Examining and having a thorough knowledge of the engineering blueprint before a product
or part can be made.
 Responsible for reporting accurate time on time cards.
 Must be willing to strive for new ideas, improvements, and quality standards.

Education & Experience Requirements of the Electrical/Mechanical Assembly Production
Team Member – 2nd shift:

 Have 1-3 years of experience with electrical or mechanical assembly
 Have experience operating cut-off saws, drill presses (will train)
 Related experience in the use of industrial equipment
 Ability to read blueprints
 Must be able to use basic measurement devices
 High school diploma or general education degree (GED); or one to three months
related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and
experience.