Temporary Mechanical Assembler

Mechanical Assembler

Reporting to the Production Supervisor, the Mechanical Assembler is responsible for being the heartbeat of our production floor - assembling the mechanical core of the cutting-edge equipment that welders rely on every day.

• Translate technical drawings, exploded views, and mechanical diagrams into fully assembled equipment.
• Use hand tools, power tools, jigs, and torque wrenches to assemble housings, mounts, regulators, feed systems, and precision components.
• Ensure components fit flawlessly, maintaining tight tolerances, clean finishes, and rugged reliability.
• Spot misalignments, mechanical faults, or design quirks during assembly and work with engineering or QC to resolve them.
• Run mechanical functionality checks, airflow tests, and component diagnostics before equipment moves to final testing or shipping.

• High school degree or equivalent.
• Mechanical assembly experience, preferably in heavy-duty equipment, industrial tools, or welding systems.
• Solid understanding of pneumatic and mechanical systems; hydraulic experience is a plus.
• Strong ability to interpret mechanical drawings, BOMs, and assembly instructions.
• Manual dexterity, mechanical intuition, and pride in precision.
• Comfort working with metal parts, sharp edges, and a fast-paced, hands-on environment.

This position is based in a dynamic manufacturing facility where safety, precision, and teamwork come first. You will work around industrial machinery, components, and occasionally near welding and cutting operations.

PPE is required at all times on the shop floor, including:

• Hi-visibility vest
• Safety glasses
• Steel-toed safety shoes

The role involves standing, walking, bending, and lifting up to 50 lbs throughout the day in a fast-paced environment. Exposure to noise, metal dust, and varying temperatures may occur depending on the area of the facility; robust safety protocols are in place to protect you.

You will work closely with other assembly technicians, engineers, and quality inspectors in a collaborative, hands-on team setting. Occasional overtime may be required to meet production demands.