Assembly Tech I (No Post Conversion)

PowerSecure•Randleman, NC

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The primary duties of the Assembly Tech 1 are to build, wire, and assemble generator sets per engineering documents as well as the assembly lead’s instructions. This will include the setting of mechanical components through to the final wiring of the electrical components.

Requirements

High School Diploma or Equivalency are preferred. A combination of education and relevant work experience will be considered.
Must have assembly relatable experience which includes field service, maintenance of heavy equipment maintenance of power generation equipment, mechanical, or general construction experience.
Must be able to read measuring devices to the 1/16 th of an inch.
Must be proficient using basic hand tools.

Nice To Haves

Electrical experience is highly preferred.

Responsibilities

Assemble complex electrical and mechanical sub-assemblies according to drawings, bills of material, schematics, and/or standard procedures.
Reference engineering documents and schematics to guide them in the assembling of the mechanical parts and the wiring of the controls and house power.
Read/ understand electrical drawing of both house power and communication wiring, properly landing/ labeling wiring in both TCC/ECC and house power panel.
Mount Genset on its skid using correct hardware and meeting torque requirements.
Mount all stands to skid (ECC, GBC, SCR, disconnect) and setting said components in place.
Connect exhaust parts and install them using correct hardware, gaskets and meeting all torque requirements.
Make load cables using correct gauge cable, lug, and proper crimp.
Fabricate CAN harnesses, fuel line, and block heater hoses.
Install all phases of load cables, bend install conduit and assemble def pumps, solenoids, and complex def systems.
Electrical wire and cable routing skills and the understanding of standard wiring workmanship as it pertains to quality Proficiency using a crimping tool, stripping tool; and multimeter as well as hand tools such as wrenches, ratchets, torque wrenches)
Collaborate and coordinate daily tasks with others to align priorities for smooth assembly operations.
Troubleshooting skills are crucial, may be required to drill and tap holes, crimps, screws, bolts, rivets, mount control units, and to provide openings for elements, wiring, and instruments using hand and power tools, machines, and equipment to ensure proper fitment and operation.
Additional responsibilities and objectives will be added as needed based on business and area of needs.