Production Assembler I-III: Wire Harness & Fabrication

Benshaw Inc.; Pittsburgh (Allegheny County); On-site; USD 19,286 - 24,796; Full time

Job summary

Benshaw is seeking a Production Assembler I-III for our Pittsburgh, PA facility. You will mount parts with hand and electric tools, fabricate sheet metal enclosures, assemble power stacks, and wire harnesses according to shop instructions and workmanship standards.

The role requires the ability to measure to 1/32 inch, with attention to torque tolerances and quality. Overtime and weekend shifts may be required to meet deadlines; cross-training across departments is available.

Qualifications

• High School Degree or equivalent.
• Must be at least 18 years old at time of hire.
• 0-2 years’ fabrication, sheet metal, carpentry or related experience.
• Basic understanding of measuring, torque tolerance and hardware assembly.
• Ability to work independently to meet milestones.
• Demonstrated ability to meet quality and productivity standards within a team.
• Good time-management skills and ability to set priorities.
• Availability and willingness to work hours as needed to meet deadlines.
• Strong commitment to quality, safety, customer service and teamwork.

Responsibilities

• Mount parts using hand tools and electric tools to assemble products.
• Fabricate sheet metal enclosures and assemble power stacks.
• Install power wire and/or wire harnesses per job instructions and workmanship standards.
• Cross-train in other departments to support team needs.

Skills

Measuring to 1/32 inch

Hand and power tool use

Independent work

Time management

Teamwork

Quality focus

Education

High School degree or equivalent

Tools

Hand tools

Electric tools

Power tools

Measuring equipment

Job description

Benshaw is seeking a Production Assembler I-III for our Pittsburgh, PA facility. You will mount parts with hand and electric tools, fabricate sheet metal enclosures, assemble power stacks, and wire harnesses according to shop instructions and workmanship standards.

The role requires the ability to measure to 1/32 inch, with attention to torque tolerances and quality. Overtime and weekend shifts may be required to meet deadlines; cross-training across departments is available.