Compensation and Benefits: $18.50 - $25.50 hourly wage Medical Insurance- 80% of base plan for employee premium paid by Rescue 42Dental Insurance - 100% employee premium paid by Rescue 42Vision Insurance - 100% employee …
Compensation and Benefits: $18.50 - $25.50 hourly wage Medical Insurance- 80% of base plan for employee premium paid by Rescue 42Dental Insurance - 100% employee premium paid by Rescue 42Vision Insurance - 100% employee …
Compensation and Benefits: $18.50 - $25.50 hourly wage Medical Insurance- 80% of base plan for employee premium paid by Rescue 42Dental Insurance - 100% employee premium paid by Rescue 42Vision Insurance - 100% employee …
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$18/hr–$25/hr
Full-time
high school
Medical Insurance, Dental Insurance, Vision Insurance, 401(k), Mental Wellness benefit, Life Insurance
Posted 4d ago
~40 hrs/week
Responsibilities
The Production Assembler is responsible for the mechanical and electrical assembly of rescue equipment and telecommunication systems according to engineering specifications. They must accurately record production data in the ERP system and maintain a clean, safe work environment.
Requirements
Candidates must have a high school diploma or equivalent and at least one year of manufacturing or production assembly experience. Proficiency in interpreting engineering drawings and basic computer skills are required.
Full job description
Compensation and Benefits:
$18.50 - $25.50 hourly wage
Medical Insurance- 80% of base plan for employee premium paid by Rescue 42
Dental Insurance - 100% employee premium paid by Rescue 42
Vision Insurance - 100% employee premium paid by Rescue 42
401(k) with up to 4% company match
Mental Wellness benefit
Life Insurance
Flexible Spending Accounts
Paid Time Off (PTO)
Paid Sick Leave
10 paid holidays
Paid day off for birthday
About the role
The Production Assembler is responsible for the mechanical and electrical assembly of high-quality rescue equipment and deployable telecommunication systems in accordance with engineering specifications, detailed work instructions, and quality standards. This position requires exceptional attention to detail, strong mechanical aptitude, and the ability to accurately interpret assembly drawings, blueprints, wiring diagrams, and production documentation. This position utilizes hand tools, power tools, precision measuring equipment, and the company’s ERP system.
Responsibilities
Assemble and build mechanical and electrical components, subassemblies, and finished products according to engineering drawings, blueprints, wiring diagrams, bills of materials (BOM), and detailed work instructions
Install mechanical hardware, brackets, chassis, enclosures, cable assemblies, electrical components, wiring harnesses, connectors, switches, and related assemblies
Perform precision mechanical assembly using hand, power, torque, and rivet tools as well as crimpers, wire strippers, and other manufacturing equipment
Perform product preparation duties for welding, paint, or final assembly by installingrivnuts, grinding, polishing, cleaning, and other required preparation activities
Identify and report quality concerns, material discrepancies, engineering issues, or process deviations before proceeding with production
Accurately record labor, material consumption, inventory transactions, work order completion, and production activity in the company’s ERP system
Maintain inventory accuracy through proper material handling, inventory transactions, and work order documentation
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area in accordance with company safety procedures
Review production quality including observation of component part fit and finish, subassembly and finished product functionality through inspection
Ability to follow detailed work instructions to assemble products in accordance with quality standards
Qualifications
High school diploma or equivalent
Minimum one (1) year of manufacturing, production assembly, or related mechanical assembly experience
Basic computer skills and experience using production software or ERP systems
Preferred Qualifications
Three (3) or more years of mechanical and electrical assembly experience in a manufacturing environment
Experience interpreting engineering drawings, blueprints, and work instructions
Knowledge of low voltage electrical wiring or cable assemblies
CRD™ & miniCRD™ for FirstNet® | NSD™ & miniNSD™ AiO | CommandRunner™ | TeleCrib® Strut System | The Ripper™
Industry
Manufacturing
Company size
11-50 employees
Founded
1995
Headquarters
Chico, CA
LinkedIn followers
2,746
For 30 years, Rescue 42 has continued to distinguish themselves as an industry-leading manufacturer of deployable cellular and rescue equipment. Beyond creating innovative products, the people of Rescue 42 have a deep commitment to quality and customer service and enormous pride that all of our products are made right here in the United States.
Our Deployable Division, which includes the CRD™ and miniCRD™ for FirstNet®, NSD™ and miniNSD™ AiO for Verizon® users, and the CommandRunner™, is rapidly expanding, with public safety customers around the country. The deployable communication systems allow a single-person to rapidly deploy a Wi-Fi and Cellular hotspot, anywhere, anytime. The units are transported on a 2" hitch receiver and can be pulled through doorways and elevators. A simple, intuitive system allows anyone to deploy their own Cell-on-Wheels, no matter how remote of an incident.
In 2019, the company introduced the much anticipated release of The Ripper™: Laminated Glass Cutter. This innovative product was designed by Rescue 42 CEO and team of Engineers as a response to the passing of FMVSS 226, which has prompted vehicle manufacturers to install laminated side windows in most newly manufactured vehicles. The Ripper™ can cut laminated glass to remove a vehicle's side window in less than ten seconds! This allows for a safe and fast rescue of trapped occupants.
Additionally, increasing demand for safer, more compact rescue equipment like the TeleCrib® Stabilization System and Shark™ Collapsible Cribbing has led to enormous growth over the last few years.
Join our growing team of professionals! Please check the Jobs tab on our LinkedIn home page to see all current career postings!
Offices: PO Box 1242, Chico, CA 95927, US
Fire-Rescue EquipmentCommunications MobilityStorage and Transport SolutionsStabilization StrutsExtrication ToolsRescue strutsextrication stabilizationSatellite backhaulIncident CommandDeployables
CRD™ & miniCRD™ for FirstNet® | NSD™ & miniNSD™ AiO | CommandRunner™ | TeleCrib® Strut System | The Ripper™
Industry
Manufacturing
Company size
11-50 employees
Founded
1995
Headquarters
Chico, CA
LinkedIn followers
2,746
For 30 years, Rescue 42 has continued to distinguish themselves as an industry-leading manufacturer of deployable cellular and rescue equipment. Beyond creating innovative products, the people of Rescue 42 have a deep commitment to quality and customer service and enormous pride that all of our products are made right here in the United States.
Our Deployable Division, which includes the CRD™ and miniCRD™ for FirstNet®, NSD™ and miniNSD™ AiO for Verizon® users, and the CommandRunner™, is rapidly expanding, with public safety customers around the country. The deployable communication systems allow a single-person to rapidly deploy a Wi-Fi and Cellular hotspot, anywhere, anytime. The units are transported on a 2" hitch receiver and can be pulled through doorways and elevators. A simple, intuitive system allows anyone to deploy their own Cell-on-Wheels, no matter how remote of an incident.
In 2019, the company introduced the much anticipated release of The Ripper™: Laminated Glass Cutter. This innovative product was designed by Rescue 42 CEO and team of Engineers as a response to the passing of FMVSS 226, which has prompted vehicle manufacturers to install laminated side windows in most newly manufactured vehicles. The Ripper™ can cut laminated glass to remove a vehicle's side window in less than ten seconds! This allows for a safe and fast rescue of trapped occupants.
Additionally, increasing demand for safer, more compact rescue equipment like the TeleCrib® Stabilization System and Shark™ Collapsible Cribbing has led to enormous growth over the last few years.
Join our growing team of professionals! Please check the Jobs tab on our LinkedIn home page to see all current career postings!
Offices: PO Box 1242, Chico, CA 95927, US
Fire-Rescue EquipmentCommunications MobilityStorage and Transport SolutionsStabilization StrutsExtrication ToolsRescue strutsextrication stabilizationSatellite backhaulIncident CommandDeployables