Assembler and Disassembler - West Seneca, NY, US
Job Information
Job Order ID :
NY1497403
# of Positions :
2
Minimum Education Level :
High School Diploma/GED
Experience Required :
none
License Required:
5 YEARS
Training :
OWN Tools
Salary :
$18.00 - $20.00 hourly
Duration :
Full Time Regular
Shift :
Second Shift (Evening)
Hours per week:
40
Job Description
West Seneca, Sherwood Electromotion Inc. (SEI), Assembler and Disassembler
Duties/Responsibilities
Conduct electrical tests, including Insulation Resistance, Hi-Pot, Surge, Resistance Test, Bar to Bar, Impedance Testing, and Polarity Tests.
Perform measurements utilizing mechanical and electrical measuring
instruments for motor fault analysis and rebuilding.
Read and understand coil and wiring interconnection diagrams for AC and DC
motors and generators.
Familiarity with operating principles and use of equipment such as hydraulic
presses and pullers, cutting machines, soldering and brazing equipment,
washing and drying equipment, cranes, forklifts, and material handling
equipment, curing and burn-up ovens, and bearing lubrication and installation.
Qualifications:
Experience: Minimum of 2-3 years of experience in a related industry.
Please apply with resume to hr@sherwoodelectromotion.com
or call 716-222-7822
Company Information
Name :
Sherwood Electromotion Inc
Application Information
Email :
By Phone :
Call Human Resources at 7162227822
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