Production Assembler

As a Production Assembler, you will assemble fabricated parts, components or units at floor stations. You will prepare parts for testing, test and calibrate parts and mechanisms to meet tolerances and product specifications. You will perform complex machine set up and identify units that fail tests or tolerance levels and repair as necessary. You will be responsible for proposing measures to increase productivity and efficiency.  

Shift: Monday through Friday; XX:XX a.m. - YY:YY p.m.

Why You’ll Love Wesco 

When you join Wesco, you become part of a global leader in business-to-business distribution, logistics services and supply chain management solutions. With our best-in-class product and services portfolio and our massive scale, there are endless opportunities for you to build your career with us. 

A Day in The Life of a Production Assembler 

As a Production Assembler, you will be responsible for assembling and calibrating fabricated parts, or units to meet product specifications. You will identify units that fail tests or tolerance levels and repair them as necessary. 

• Propose measures to increase productivity and efficiency 
• Perform simple screening, bagging, boxing, or cutting operations 
• Inspect and test work for quality 
• Perform and log scheduled preventative maintenance of production equipment 
• Determine sequence of operations, materials required, and procedures needed 
• Stage job materials for production according to procedure 

What’s in it for You 

• Wesco is not just a job, but a company where you can learn, develop, and build your career!  In addition to training and development opportunities we offer educational assistance so you can pursue your passions 
• A benefits package designed with your total well-being in mind including generous paid time off, comprehensive insurance options for you and your family, 401k, and more 
• National discounts on commonly used items (computers, appliances, services, etc.) 

*Benefits may vary by location and union environment 

Education & Experience 

• High school degree or equivalent required 
• 1-2 years of job-related experience preferred