Mechanical Assembler

• Proactively adhere to all safety standards and established protocols.
  
• Read, interpret and follow schematics, basic blueprints, diagrams, and other written instructions or procedures.
  
• Set -up, lay out, build and assemble equipment frames, cabinets, panels, mechanisms, and process gas piping from raw materials and sub -assemblies. 
  
• Fabricate and mount panels and fixtures for mechanical, control, and electrical systems.
  
• Operate power/hand tools, measuring devices, and instruments in the assembly and testing of products.
  
• Inspect vendor -supplied parts and sub -assemblies to ensure standard of quality.
  
• Ensure strict adherence to company manufacturing standards, methods, and policies meeting established quality requirements.
  
• Troubleshoot faulty mechanisms and correct accordingly.
  
• Maintain a clean and orderly workstation free from debris and hazards.
  

• High School diploma or equivalent. Vocational/Trade School/Military training in mechanical/electrical concepts a plus.
  
• 1 -3 years of experience in mechanical assembly using power/hand tools and measuring devices.
  

• Ability to read and interpret safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, blueprints, and procedure manuals.
  
• Attention to detail.
  
• Computer literate.
  
• Work well independently and within a team to coordinate efforts with colleagues.
  
• Effectively manage time; complete task as required.
  
• Ability to regularly lift 30 – 50 pounds.
  
• Dexterity in handling tools, measuring devices, and the manual assembly of parts and pieces quickly and accurately.
  

Benefits

• Opportunities for personal and professional growth working in a technology -rich organization. Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits including your choice of Medical and Dental plans, Vision, Flexible Spending Accounts, 401k with Match, Company Paid Life Insurance, AD&D, Short -Term and Long -term Disability, and Tuition Assistance.  Paid Time off including Vacation, Sick, and Holidays.