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Electrical Assembly Technician in Oakland

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Job Summary
Royal Master grinders is looking to hire an individual to work in our electrical assembly department. We are a manufacturer of machine tool that is shipped worldwide. We rare rapidly growing are expanding our electrical assembly department. Your responsibilities would include wiring panels for machines and integrating them into the mechanical assemblies of the machine.

Duties include:

  • Assemble electrical components according to specifications and schematics.
  • Perform wiring tasks, including soldering and connecting wires to various devices.
  • Fabricate parts as needed for assembly using tools such as calipers and other measuring instruments.
  • Test assembled products using Ohmmeters and other testing equipment to ensure functionality.
  • Troubleshoot and resolve any issues related to electrical assemblies or components.
  • Collaborate with team members to improve assembly processes and product quality.
  • Maintain a clean and organized work area, adhering to safety protocols at all times.

Experience

  • Proven experience in electrical assembly or a related field is .
  • Strong understanding of electrical wiring, logic controllers, and PCB assembly techniques.
  • Familiarity with reading and interpreting schematics is essential.
  • Mechanical knowledge is a plus, including the ability to use hand tools effectively.
  • Experience with soldering techniques is highly desirable.

Company Description

We are a family owned business that is quickly growing. We manufacture a machine tool that is used in many different fields worldwide.

Company DescriptionWe are a family owned business that is quickly growing. We manufacture a machine tool that is used in many different fields worldwide.

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