Track Equipment Assembly Technician

About the Role:

The Track Equipment Assembly Technician plays a critical role in the manufacturing process by assembling, testing, and ensuring the quality of track equipment components. This position requires meticulous attention to detail to guarantee that all assemblies meet stringent durability and safety standards. The technician will collaborate closely with engineering and quality assurance teams to troubleshoot and resolve assembly issues, contributing to continuous improvement initiatives.

The role demands a strong understanding of mechanical systems and the ability to interpret technical drawings and specifications accurately. Ultimately, the technician ensures that finished products are reliable and ready for deployment in demanding operational environments.

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Experience in mechanical assembly or manufacturing, preferably in durable goods or heavy equipment.
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and assembly instructions.
• Basic knowledge of hand and power tools used in assembly processes.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality standards.

• Technical certification or vocational training in mechanical assembly or related fields.
• Experience working with track equipment or heavy machinery assembly.
• Familiarity with quality control procedures and safety regulations in manufacturing.
• Proficiency in using measurement tools such as calipers and micrometers.
• Basic computer skills for documentation and reporting purposes.

• Assemble track equipment components according to detailed engineering drawings and specifications.
• Perform quality checks and functional tests on assembled equipment to ensure compliance with company and industry standards.
• Identify and troubleshoot assembly issues, collaborating with engineering and quality teams to implement corrective actions.
• Maintain a clean and organized work area to promote safety and efficiency in the manufacturing environment.
• Document assembly processes and report any deviations or defects to supervisors promptly.

The required skills enable the technician to accurately interpret technical drawings and assemble complex mechanical components with precision. Attention to detail is essential for identifying defects and ensuring that all parts meet quality standards before moving to the next production stage. Troubleshooting skills are applied daily to resolve assembly challenges and maintain production flow. Preferred skills such as familiarity with quality control and measurement tools enhance the technician's ability to maintain high standards and contribute to process improvements.

Effective communication and documentation skills support collaboration with team members and ensure traceability of assembly activities.