3rd-Shift Traction Equipment Assembler – $1k Sign-On

Siemens; Alpharetta (GA); On-site; USD 32,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

Job summary

Siemens in Alpharetta, GA is seeking a senior assembler to decode schematics and assemble rail traction components to spec on a core night shift. You will read blueprints, position parts, and secure them with power tools, ensuring precise tolerances.

You’ll validate dimensions with calipers, drill and tap holes, and align parts using fixtures. The role requires electromechanical assembly experience and strong English communication in a manufacturing environment.

Qualifications

• Deep experience with electromechanical assembly and hands-on wiring.
• Comfort reading/using schematics and blueprints in a production setting.
• English communication skills (read, write, speak).
• Team orientation, quick learning, and reliable execution.
• Equipment troubleshooting and maintenance/repair know-how.
• Electrical/electronic systems familiarity.
• Mechanical troubleshooting and assembly expertise.
• Equipment installation and wiring proficiency.

Responsibilities

• Decode and apply schematic drawings, blueprints, and work orders to build rail traction components to spec.
• Assemble, position, and secure parts using the right hand and power tools for the job.
• Validate dimensions and tolerances with precision instruments (calipers and more).
• Drill, tap, and prep bolt holes to enable robust, repeatable fastening.
• Align and fit parts using fixtures/templates so everything integrates perfectly.
• As needs evolve, you may take on additional tasks aligned with business priorities.
• When you’ll work Core shift: 5:00pm – 3:30am. Training: 2–3 months on first shift (6:30am – 5:00pm).

Skills

Electromechanical assembly

Hands-on wiring

Schematics reading

Blueprint reading

English proficiency

Team orientation

Quick learner

Education

High school diploma or GED

Job description

Siemens in Alpharetta, GA is seeking a senior assembler to decode schematics and assemble rail traction components to spec on a core night shift. You will read blueprints, position parts, and secure them with power tools, ensuring precise tolerances.

You’ll validate dimensions with calipers, drill and tap holes, and align parts using fixtures. The role requires electromechanical assembly experience and strong English communication in a manufacturing environment.