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The Electrical Mechanical Assembler is responsible for the assembly of control panels. Works with little or no supervision. Interaction with Technicians or Engineering Department may be required depending on complexity of the design.
Build or assemble non-electrified and electrified components, test and initial electrified components for function, debug and trouble shoot electrical problems, and complete inventory cycle counts as needed.
Must be able to communicate effectively with factory supervision, able to lift and/or move up to 50 pounds, and able to stand (75%), walk (20%), stoop, kneel or crouch (5%), as required.
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Gorbel is a leading provider of overhead material handling solutions, offering a comprehensive portfolio of cranes, ergonomic lifting devices, and fall‑protection systems for plants, warehouses, and distribution centers. Founded in 1977 and now employing over 800 people across manufacturing sites in New York, Alabama, Arizona, and Canada, the company delivers floor, wall, and ceiling‑mounted cranes—including the industry‑standard Cleveland Tramrail® line—along with Work Station and Jib Cranes that enhance operator ergonomics and productivity. Gorbel’s G‑Force® and Easy Arm® intelligent lifting devices bridge the gap between manual and automated handling, delivering precise, high‑speed load movement while reducing worker strain, and its electric chain hoists complement these solutions across a range of capacities. In addition to lifting equipment, Gorbel offers engineered fall‑protection (Tether Track™) and portable ergonomic systems (Destuff‑it™ and Restuff‑it™) that improve safety and efficiency for workers handling floor‑loaded cargo. The company’s focus on safety, reliability, and performance makes it a trusted partner across sectors such as food and beverage packaging, aerospace, defense, and general manufacturing.