Custom Machinery Assembly Specialist -- Healthcare Environments

Custom Machinery Assembly Specialist — Healthcare Environments

Worksite: Lisle, IL

Your mission

Build bespoke, high‑quality capital equipment that keeps healthcare operations running smoothly. You’ll transform parts, prints, and specifications into finished systems that meet demanding performance and quality expectations—every time.

Imagine this scenario

A hospital needs a unique configuration to fit their space. You study the blueprint, route the plumbing, wire the controls, align the mechanics, and verify every detail. You test, uncover a minor functional quirk, diagnose it, propose a fix, and get it right. The equipment ships on schedule, and clinicians get exactly what they need. That’s the challenge you’ll own here.

How you’ll contribute

• Build custom capital equipment and supporting assemblies
• Install and integrate mechanical, plumbing, and electrical components
• Follow assembly instructions, layouts, and specifications with accuracy
• Perform testing, inspection, and hands‑on troubleshooting to resolve issues
• Flag potential design or functionality risks and recommend improvements
• Coordinate with a small, experienced team to deliver precise, on‑time builds
• Uphold rigorous quality standards throughout the process
• Assist with final preparation, packaging, and shipment
• Provide occasional customer‑site troubleshooting or service support

What sets you up for success

• 3+ years in mechanical assembly, machine building, industrial maintenance, equipment installation, field service, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, or similar work
• Mechanical aptitude paired with strong diagnostic skills
• Comfort using hand and power tools
• Ability to think through custom builds and solve problems proactively
• Clear communicator and reliable teammate
• Craftsmanship, precision, and attention to detail
• Customer‑centric approach and dedication to quality
• Capable of working independently while contributing to a team

Why here

• Direct‑hire position
• First‑shift hours
• Annual bonus program (prorated based on start date)
• Stable indoor environment
• Varied, technically challenging custom projects
• Culture that prizes quality and craftsmanship
• Meaningful impact—your work supports healthcare nationwide

Your toolbox of skills

• Equipment troubleshooting expertise
• Ability to read and apply electrical schematics
• General troubleshooting capabilities
• Machine building and assembly experience
• Mechanical troubleshooting proficiency
• Pipefitting knowledge
• Understanding of electrical/electronic systems
• Accurate tape‑measure reading
• Maintenance and repair abilities
• Mechanical assembly proficiency
• Equipment installation and wiring
• Equipment repair and maintenance
• Equipment installation experience
• High school diploma or GED
• Excellent communication
• Shop math skills
• Blueprint reading and interpretation