Precision Mechanical Assembler

Step into Your Shift

Picture the start of your day: you review build instructions and blueprints, gather components, and set up your station. With steady hands and a focus on quality, you assemble parts using hand and power tools, complete careful inspections, and keep production moving smoothly. You wrap up by packaging completed units, organizing your workspace, and sharing improvement ideas with your team.

What You'll Do

• Assemble products and subassemblies precisely according to work instructions, diagrams, and prints.
• Use hand tools, power tools, and assembly fixtures safely and correctly.
• Perform in-process and final checks to confirm products meet quality standards.
• Flag and report nonconforming parts, equipment malfunctions, and process issues.
• Prepare and package finished goods for shipment.
• Keep your station clean, orderly, and audit-ready.
• Follow all safety rules and production procedures at all times.
• Hit daily output targets and performance metrics.
• Support material handling, inventory tasks, and general production needs.
• Collaborate with teammates and supervisors to drive efficiency and solve problems.

What You Bring

• Assembly or manufacturing experience is a plus, but not required.
• Comfort reading and following written instructions, diagrams, and basic prints.
• Sharp attention to detail with strong quality awareness.
• Basic mechanical aptitude and tool familiarity.
• Ability to work independently and contribute in a team setting.
• Consistent attendance and a strong work ethic.
• High school diploma or GED preferred.

Physical Realities of the Role

• Standing for extended periods during the shift.
• Regular bending, reaching, stooping, and repetitive motions.
• Work performed in a manufacturing/warehouse environment.

Schedule

• Full-time
• Monday through Thursday
• Overtime may be available and required based on production needs.