The responsibilities of this position include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Assembling Mark V circuit-switchers at one of several stations, ranging in size from 6' x 10' x 10' to 15' x 15' x 15'.
• Assembling TR-II switches, ranging in size up to 5' x 1' x 1' to 11'x 1' x 1'.
• Identifying, transporting, installing, mounting and bolting all switch components (ranging from 5 lbs. to over 100 lbs. with assistance). Some judgment required to assemble and make simple adjustments.
• Performing mechanical inspection using torque wrenches, screwdriver and tape measure, and electrical inspection using a test console.
• Using simple material handling equipment, hand tools, power tools, simple gauges and instruments, and overhead cranes.

To select this job as one of interest to you, at a minimum, you must have the following:

• Demonstrate knowledge of mechanical assembly operations preferred
• Demonstrate the skills to use air impact tools and other hand-held tools.
• Ability to use shop math and measuring tools such as tape measures.
• Ability to follow specific instructions and procedures and read assembly prints.
• Soldering experience preferred.

Relevant Work Experience:

Assembly experience preferred.

MAJOR PHYSICAL DEMANDS

• Standing: Most tasks are performed in a standing position with frequent walking.
• Lifting: Frequent lifting of items ranging in weight from 5 lbs. to 50 lbs.
• Walking: Frequent walking of short distances (approx. 200 feet or less).
• Carrying: Frequent carrying of items ranging in weight from 5 lbs. to 50 lbs.
• Pushing: Occasional use of manual or electric hand trucks to move parts a moderate distance.
• Pulling: Occasional use of manual or electric hand trucks to move parts a moderate distance.
• Bending: Frequent bending and crouching required to complete assembly tasks.
• Reaching: Continuous full range of motion from above the shoulders to below the knees.
• Handling: Continuous handling of parts ranging in weight from 5 lbs. to 100 lbs. along with a variety of hand tools.