2nd Shift Final Assembler – Electrical Transformers

WEG; Washington, Northern (MO, KY); Hybrid; USD 33,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid vacation & holidays

Medical, dental and vision coverage

401(k) with company match

Tuition reimbursement

Life and disability insurance

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Bonus plan (prorated)

Job summary

WEG is seeking a Final assembler - A/C (2nd Shift) in Washington, MO, to perform assembly and sub-assembly work on transformers. You will read BOMs, drawings, and work instructions, prepare materials, and assemble components with attention to quality and safety.

The role involves installing auxiliary devices, verifying installations, and ensuring units are ready for shipment. The position requires basic engineering drawing interpretation, ability to work the evening or night shift, and US work

Qualifications

• Safety-sensitive role with a drug panel including THC.
• Ability to interpret Bills of Materials (BOMs) and drawings.
• U.S. work authorization is required.
• Evening or night shifts with some overtime possible.
• Residence within commuting distance of Washington, Missouri.
• Basic English communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Read, understand, and interpret BOMs, drawings, schematics and work instructions to complete assignments independently.
• Select and prepare materials, tools, and equipment and assemble sub-assemblies as required.
• Install and verify correct installation of auxiliary devices and torque bolted connections.
• Dismantle, rework, and repair units as required, inside or outside the tank.
• Prepare unit for painting, including cover prep and priming, operate lifting devices as needed, finish unit for shipment.
• Identify and report oil leaks, liaise with leak repair welder, and maintain production records.

Skills

Safety awareness

Quality interpretation

English communication

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

WEG is seeking a Final assembler - A/C (2nd Shift) in Washington, MO, to perform assembly and sub-assembly work on transformers. You will read BOMs, drawings, and work instructions, prepare materials, and assemble components with attention to quality and safety.

The role involves installing auxiliary devices, verifying installations, and ensuring units are ready for shipment. The position requires basic engineering drawing interpretation, ability to work the evening or night shift, and US work