Assembler

CMD’s Purpose: Making It Better Together … We believe in building lifelong partnerships, providing high performing equipment and value-added solutions. We empower and trust our employees to take initiative and make decisions that drive our business forward. We strive to make a positive impact on the world around us. Positions Available: Electrical Assembler, Mechanical Assembler, and Electro-Mechanical Assembler Note : While this job description outlines the responsibilities and qualifications for an Assembler, CMD is considering candidates for Electrical Assembler, Mechanical Assembler, and Electro-Mechanical Assembler roles; final placement will be determined based on the candidate’s experience, demonstrated skills, and relevant technical background. Shifts and Shift Differentials: CMD currently has openings on the following shifts: 2nd shift (Monday through Thursday, 2:25 PM – 12:55 AM) and 3rd shift (Monday through Thursday, 9:30 PM – 8:00 AM). 2nd Shift Differential is $2.50/hour. 3rd Shift Differential is $4.00/hour. Pay: CMD is hiring skilled assemblers across multiple disciplines: Mechanical Assemblers start at $23.24/hour, Electrical Assemblers start at $24.65/hour, and Electro-Mechanical Assemblers start at $25.93/hour, with opportunities for higher pay based on your qualifications. Compensation is determined by your ability, experience, education, certifications/licensure, and overall skill set. Position Summary: The employee interprets engineering drawings to assemble, rebuild, and repair electrical and mechanical components of machinery for CMD products. Sets up and operates a variety of power tools (such as drill press, band saw, and stud welder) and uses a variety of hand tools. In this role, the employee collaborates with engineering personnel to make necessary changes and update print packages. Reports to: Production Supervisor / Assembly Lead Supervisory Responsibilities: None Essential Functions: Apply electronic theory and/or mechanical ability to layout, build, test, troubleshoot, repair, and modify equipment. Assemble components, subassemblies, and systems according to engineering drawings. Position and align parts in specified relationship to each other. Mount assembled components and attach functional and cosmetic hardware such as caps, clamps, and knobs. Connect components and route wires between individual components, using connectors, terminals, soldering, and other wiring procedures. Verify alignment and tolerances of moving parts using measuring instruments such as dial indicators and thickness gauges. Set up and operate a variety of hand tools such as drill press, saws, shear, and break. Operate tow motor, pallet jack, hoist, pipe bender, pipe threader, and overhead crane to aid in the safe handling of raw materials and fabricated parts. Use business system to enter time spent working on assemblies/subassemblies and to complete operations. Prepare pipe using grinders, saws,…