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CAI · 1 month ago

Assembly Technician

NC-CLIENT-STATE

Full-time

Onsite

New Grad, Entry Level

$19.37/hr - $19.37/hr

CAI is a global technology services firm with over 8,500 associates worldwide. As the Assembly Operator, you will operate high-speed large-scale automated assembly machines, perform quality checks, and maintain equipment to ensure efficient production.

ConsultingSoftware

Work & Life Balance

No H1B

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Responsible for the safe operation of assigned high-speed large-scale automated assembly machines

Makes complex repairs and major adjustments to assembly equipment, including set-ups and changeovers

Performs quality checks per the quality inspection plan (QIP), documents specified measurements per print at required intervals

Performs daily/weekly/monthly preventive and routine machine maintenance

Performs tooling adjustment (e.g., sharpening/conditioning, checking height of spring-loaded pins (pin-ou), keying features, bend stations, insertion stations)

Replaces sensors, punches, dies, stock components, air cylinders, belts, etc

Adjusts housing feed based on associated standards

Uses height indicator, ram optic, gauges and microscopic visual checks

Identifies and re-sets machine faults, clears jams, restarts production, removes and packages finished product

Qualification

Automated assembly operationPreventive maintenanceQuality inspectionTooling adjustmentCommunication skills

Required

High School Diploma or GED equivalent

Strong written and verbal communication skills in English are required to perform essential job functions including reading various signage throughout the facility, comprehensive understanding of various documentation, understanding and communicating processes to ensure workplace safety and job efficiency

Must be able to sit or stand for extended periods, use hands for fine motor tasks such as handling or feeling objects, reach with arms and hands, and communicate effectively through speech and hearing

The role also requires the ability to handle small components under a microscope for prolonged durations

Regular physical demands include lifting and/or moving up to 10 pounds routinely, up to 25 pounds frequently, and occasionally up to 50 pounds

Safety shoes are required