Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers

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At A Glance: Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers

Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers assemble and modify electrical and electronic equipment such as computers, motors and batteries. Depending on the product, assemblers need to use a variety of equipment and techniques to shape and attach pieces including soldering, micro-welding, drilling, cutting, or other methods. To become an electrical and electronic equipment assembler requires at least a high school diploma and a few months to one year of on-the-job training. Some employers may require additional certifications or apprenticeship. Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers earn approximately $16.20 an hour.

Entry Level Requirements

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High School Diploma

To become an electrical and electronic equipment assembler requires at least a high school diploma. Some employers may require additional training.
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Hourly Rate: $11 - $25/HR.

Job Details: Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers

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Commonly Performed Tasks

There are many tasks that electrical and electronic equipment assemblers perform regularly. Assemblers may use a variety of tools and repair techniques to assemble electrical and electronic components or systems. They may assemble wiring and casings using rivets, soldering, or welding equipment. They also test, adjust, repair, and replace those parts to ensure conformance to product specifications.
  • Interpret schematic drawings, diagrams, etc. to determine needed materials or assembly instructions
  • Assemble electrical systems or support structures and install components, units, wiring, etc.
  • Repair or replace electrical components to correct defects and ensure conformance to specifications
  • Position, align, or adjust workpieces or electrical parts to facilitate wiring or assembly
  • Explain assembly procedures or techniques to other workers

Required Job Skills

Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers require specific skills, abilities, and knowledge to do their jobs effectively. They often work in a team or on a production line to produce components or products. It may mean handling small pieces, performing repetitive tasks with a high attention to detail.
  • Comprehend complex informational text and visuals
  • Concentrate on a task without being distracted
  • Effective oral and written communication
  • Knowledge of machines, tools, and materials

Education & Training Information

Programs and Opportunities

Belmont College
Program: Industrial Electronics
Certification: Associate's Degree
Length: 2 Years
Community College of Allegheny County - South Campus
Program: Electronics Basic
Certification: Certificate
Length: 1 Year

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