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• How many Electrical Assembler jobs are available on Pertemps?

  There are 9 Electrical Assembler jobs available on Pertemps right now.

• What does a Electrical Assembler do?

  An Electrical Assembler is responsible for assembling electrical components and systems to create finished products. This role involves working with a variety of electrical parts, tools, and equipment to ensure precise and efficient assembly. Electrical Assemblers typically work in manufacturing settings, contributing to the production of various electrical devices.

  Tasks required include:

  • Adhere to safety regulations and guidelines for electrical assembly activities..
  • Assemble and wire control panels or electrical cabinets according to engineering drawings..
  • Assemble electrical components, such as wires, cables, switches, and connectors, according to product specifications..
  • Collaborate with team members, engineers, and quality control personnel..
  • Communicate effectively with colleagues and supervisors..
  • Complete required documentation for compliance and reporting..
  • Conduct tests on assembled electrical products to ensure proper functioning..
  • Ensure proper insulation, routing, and termination of wires..
  • Ensure tools and materials are properly stored..
  • Follow assembly instructions, diagrams, or blueprints to ensure accurate configuration..
  • Identify and address any defects or discrepancies during the assembly process..
  • Identify opportunities for process improvement and increased efficiency..
  • Inspect finished electrical products to ensure they meet quality standards and specifications..
  • Maintain a clean and organized workspace..
  • Mount and secure electrical components within panels..
  • Participate in training sessions to enhance technical skills..
  • Perform routine maintenance tasks on assembly line machinery and tools..
  • Perform wiring tasks to connect components based on design requirements..
  • Provide feedback to supervisors for continuous improvement..
  • Record and document assembly procedures, test results, and any issues encountered..
  • Record test results and troubleshoot any issues found..
  • Report any equipment issues to maintenance personnel..
  • Stay informed about electrical assembly techniques and industry advancements..
  • Use personal protective equipment (PPE) as required..

• What are the entry requirements for a Electrical Assembler?

  There are no formal academic entry requirements. Training is typically provided on-the-job, supplemented by short courses. NVQs/SVQs in Electronic Product Assembly are available at Level 1.