Precision Subassembly Technician—Mechanical & Electrical

Hubbell Incorporated; Wisconsin; Hybrid; USD 31,000 - 46,000; Full time

Job summary

Hubbell Incorporated in Wisconsin seeks an Assembly Technician to fit together manufactured and purchased parts into subassemblies or complete products. The role involves reading blueprints, operating rivet machines and power tools, and ensuring assemblies meet specifications.

You will perform first piece and ongoing quality inspections, maintain a tidy workspace, and follow machine guarding rules. The position offers growth toward Advanced Assembler levels as skills develop, with exposure to

Qualifications

• Read and understand blue prints and routings to produce parts from them to the required specifications.
• Responsible for the quality of the assemblies produced; perform first piece inspection and subsequent inspections to ensure quality.
• Able to operate assembly equipment and maintain safe, clean work areas.

Responsibilities

• Read and understand blue prints and routings to produce parts from them to the required specifications.
• Responsible for the quality of the assemblies produced; perform first piece inspection and subsequent inspections to ensure overall quality.
• Care for routine maintenance and keep the work area neat and clean.
• Follow all rules regarding machine operation and machine guarding.
• Maintain simple reports on productivity, quality and safety.

Skills

Blueprint reading

Quality inspection

Tool operation

Tools

Rivet machines

Assembly presses

Power tools

Job description

Hubbell Incorporated in Wisconsin seeks an Assembly Technician to fit together manufactured and purchased parts into subassemblies or complete products. The role involves reading blueprints, operating rivet machines and power tools, and ensuring assemblies meet specifications.

You will perform first piece and ongoing quality inspections, maintain a tidy workspace, and follow machine guarding rules. The position offers growth toward Advanced Assembler levels as skills develop, with exposure to