TRAVEL Mechanical Assembler

Job Title: TRAVEL Mechanical Assembler

Job Description

The Mechanical Assembler performs mechanical assembly of sub-assemblies and large components, working both independently and as part of a team to complete OEM assemblies. This role involves reading and following entry-level blueprints, shop orders, specifications, and other manufacturing instructions to accurately build and assemble parts and equipment in a timely manner. The Mechanical Assembler measures parts using precision tools and utilizes overhead cranes and rigging procedures to safely handle and position components.

Responsibilities

• Perform mechanical assembly of sub-assemblies, mid-assemblies, and large components according to production requirements.

• Work independently and in teams within designated work areas to complete OEM assemblies efficiently and accurately.

• Read and follow entry-level blueprints, 2D and 3D prints, shop orders, specifications, and other manufacturing instructions to assemble parts and equipment.

• Measure parts accurately using scales, micrometers, calipers, and other precision measuring tools to ensure proper fit and alignment.

• Utilize overhead cranes and rigging procedures to safely move, lift, and position components during the assembly process.

• Use hand tools and power tools, including drill presses, band saws, and cut-off saws, to perform machining and assembly tasks as needed.

• Interpret and work from schematics related to electro-mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems during machine building activities.

• Assemble and integrate electro-mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic components into complete machine builds following established standards.

• Maintain and use personal tools required for assembly work, ensuring they are in good working condition.

• Apply basic mathematical skills, including metric conversions, to measure, calculate, and verify dimensions and tolerances.

• Communicate clearly and professionally with team members and other employees using good oral and written communication skills.

• Follow safety procedures and guidelines when using rigging equipment, overhead cranes, hand tools, power tools, and machine tools.

• Contribute to a clean, organized, and well-lit work area to support efficient and safe assembly operations.

• Collaborate with team members to resolve assembly issues and ensure that equipment is built to quality and performance standards.

• Demonstrate the ability to work with limited training by taking initiative and applying existing skills to new tasks and equipment.

Essential Skills

• Ability to perform mechanical assembly of sub-assemblies, mid-assemblies, and large components.

• Ability to read and understand entry-level blueprints, 2D and 3D prints, schematics, and other manufacturing instructions.

• Proficiency in using precision measuring tools such as scales, micrometers, and calipers to measure parts accurately.

• Experience using overhead cranes and rigging equipment, including knowledge of safe rigging procedures.

• Hands-on experience with hand tools and power tools used in assembly and machine building.

• Ability to use machine tools such as drill press, band saw, and cut-off saw in support of assembly tasks.

• Basic mathematical skills, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and metric system conversions.

• Ability to work independently with limited training, as well as effectively within a team environment.

• Good oral and written communication skills to interact with employees and document work as needed.

• Ability to read and assemble electro-mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic components from prints and schematics.

Additional Skills & Qualifications

• Education generally equivalent to a High School diploma.

• Experience in electro-mechanical assembly and machine building.

• Familiarity with hydraulics and pneumatics in an assembly or manufacturing environment.

• Ability to read and assemble both sub-assemblies and mid-assemblies from 2D and 3D prints.

• Experience working with rigging equipment in a manufacturing or industrial setting.

• Ownership of a personal set of tools suitable for mechanical assembly work.

• Ability to adapt to newly engineered equipment and evolving assembly processes.

• Strong attention to detail and commitment to building equipment to quality standards.

• Demonstrated reliability and initiative in previous assembly or manufacturing roles.

Why Work Here?

Employees work in a clean, well-lit facility on newly engineered equipment with opportunities for growth in a growing organization. The company offers yearly profit…