Operator, AssemblerImpregnation

Strongsville, OH - USA

Monthly Salary: Not Disclosed

Posted on: 18 hours ago

Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Assembler

Position Summary

This position requires the assembly of components that make up the product line of SGL CARBON
TECHNIC. Product line includes items such as heat exchanger and parts (tube sheets headers
baffles) systems and parts (trays cylinders). Strong blue-print reading skills are required as well as
experience in working with basic tooling (i.e.. torque wrenches) and measuring equipment (i.e.
micrometers gauges). Good communication skills with the other assemblers machinists and
engineering group are also required.

Key Accountabilities

Ability to do standard shop mathematics
Ability to read and understand all facets of detailed blueprints
Ability to read and understand required measuring equipment such as micrometers gauges torque
wrenches
Strong mechanical aptitude
Ability to follow working detail drawings as designed
General maintenance of tools and equipment
Safety conscious with safety training background.

Your Profile

High School diploma
3 years of experience in a fabrication facility
Preferred experience with pressurized equipment and welded vessels
Ability to work with little supervision as part of a team
Ability to communicate verbally and in writing with others regarding technical issues
Ability to work with shop management and technical personnel
Ability to communicate drawing and dimensional issues to staff and employees
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office software and pc file management.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS
Stand walk reach with hands and arms stoop kneel crouch bend lift push pull talk hear close
and distance vision depth and peripheral perception; lift up to 50 lbs.

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AssemblerPosition SummaryThis position requires the assembly of components that make up the product line of SGL CARBONTECHNIC. Product line includes items such as heat exchanger and parts (tube sheets headersbaffles) systems and parts (trays cylinders). Strong blue-print reading skills are required ...