AI summary
Assembly role building electrical cable and wiring harnesses, control panels and related assemblies for Arimon Technologies, an onsite manufacturer in Montello, WI. You’ll work from job sheets/diagrams to assemble, terminate, protect, and test harnesses, using a range of hand and air/electric tools. Standout perk: entry-level friendly with only 0–3 months related experience required.
Key skills
Electrical cable and wire harness assemblyReading work orders, diagrams and wire listsUsing wiring continuity testerOperating terminating machinesUsing air/electric tools and air pressesWire stripping equipmentMeasuring with a tape measureBasic math (add/subtract/multiply/divide)Safety practices and procedures
Salary not listed — comparable entry-level wiring harness/assembly roles in Wisconsin typically pay about $16–$22/hour.
You'll thrive here if you like hands-on, detail-focused assembly work and can follow diagrams/work orders to build and test wiring harnesses safely.
Why apply
- Entry-level: 0–3 months experience
- Hands-on electrical assembly work
- Onsite role in Montello, WI
Assembly Job Description
Overview
Overview
Assemble electrical cable & wiring harnesses, control panels and related assemblies by completing essential functions and responsibilities
Responsibilities
- Determine and identify materials needed and sequence of assembly by reading instructions from a job sheet, work order, diagram and/or wire list
- Begin assembly of harness by selecting wire of specified color, marking, or length and loops wires between guide pegs on harness board, following color-coded lines or sequential numbers on board or diagram
- Form wire harness by wrapping and tying wires together at designated points and attaching ends of wires to components, plugs or terminal strip
- Protect cable from dust and moisture by inserting cable in plastic tubing or injecting plastic sealant around terminals.
- Ensure wire harness meets specifications by testing wiring continuity with tester
- Completes wiring harness or assembly by marking identifying data in necessary locations
- Operate terminating machine, air/electric tools, air presses, tie guns, stripping equipment and any other equipment needed to complete assemblies, following established safety practices and procedures
- Complete core skills requirements
- 0-3 months related experience
- Ability to read and comprehend simple instructions, short correspondence and memos
- Ability to add, subtract, multiply and divide in all units of measure; read a tape measure
- Occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds
- Vision abilities including close vision and color vision
- Manufacturing experience preferred