2nd Shift Entry Level Operator

zing,
inspecting, assembling, welding, checking, marking, packaging and accounting for the manufacturing of vacuum interrupters.

Materials
Use a variety of basic acids, solvents, plating and coating solutions, chemicals, metals, component parts and other materials
used in the production of vacuum interrupters.

Direction of Others
Instruct, demonstrate and guide other personnel in the need of assistance and/or training is required.

Working Procedure

1. Receive oral and/or written instruction from supervisor or other designated personnel.
2. Set up and operate equipment required to perform a variety of in-line, final or special electrical tests to inspect, classify
   or identify that product meets required specifications. Record and/or enter data using logbooks, printers, CRT options,
   etc. to supply data labels is required.
3. Maintain company records and communicate necessary information to appropriate personnel as required.
4. Operate product-making equipment to supply assembled or sub-assembled product, making necessary inspection
   checks to ensure conformance to quality standards.
5. Assemble, pot (encapsulate), test, mark, inspect and pack assemblies or sub-assemblies as required. Perform minor set
   ups and adjustments as required.
6. Measure and combine acids, bases, plating material and cleaning solutions. Apply to parts, assemblies and subassemblies.
7. Receive, store, inspect, issue and record a variety of materials.
8. Perform required housekeeping tasks to maintain a clean and orderly work environment.
9. Follow established plant safety rules.
10. Ability to lift 25 pounds on regular basis

Qualifications:

Basic Qualifications

Live within 50 miles of the facility

HSD or GED equivalent

1 year manufacturing experience

Skills:

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