Assembler, Manufacturing ​/ Production

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Mechanical Assembler / Technician Job Description

This role focuses on disassembling, cleaning, troubleshooting, rebuilding, and testing printer components to ensure they function correctly before being prepared for shipment. You will work with a variety of mechanical and electronic assemblies, follow established procedures and instructions, and contribute to a high-quality repair service that helps customers extend the life of their printers instead of replacing them.

• Disassemble printer parts and mechanical assemblies carefully and accurately.

• Clean mechanical components and assemblies to prepare them for inspection and reassembly.

• Troubleshoot mechanical and basic electronic components to identify faults and defects.

• Rebuild and reassemble printer components according to procedures, schematics, and blueprints.

• Test repaired and rebuilt parts to verify proper operation and performance.

• Prepare completed components and printers for shipping, ensuring they are properly packaged and labeled.

• Follow written procedures, work instructions, and schematics consistently and accurately.

• Perform quality checks at each step of the process to ensure high standards of workmanship.

• Use hand tools, power tools, crimping tools, and soldering equipment safely and effectively.

• Work independently to meet productivity expectations and daily production goals.

• Handle wiring, wire harnesses, and electronic assemblies as needed for printer repairs.

• Use tape measures and other measuring tools to verify dimensions and fit of components.

• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area within the production environment.

• Demonstrate reliable attendance and punctuality to support consistent workflow.

• Collaborate with team members and supervisors as needed to resolve technical or process issues.

• At least 6 months of experience using hand tools or power tools in a mechanical or light industrial setting.

• At least 6 months of experience working with blueprints or schematics.

• Mechanical aptitude, including the ability to build, disassemble, and reassemble products.

• Experience with mechanical assembly or production work.

• Ability to perform basic electronic assembly, including wiring and wire harness work.

• Ability to read and follow schematics, diagrams, and written instructions.

• Basic troubleshooting skills for mechanical and electronic components.

• Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality checks.

• Ability to work independently and remain productive with minimal supervision.

• Reliable attendance and punctuality.

• Comfort using hand tools, power tools, crimping tools, and soldering equipment.

• Ability to use a tape measure and other basic measuring tools.

• Mechanical abilities in a production setting.

• Experience with electronic assembly or electronics troubleshooting.

• Familiarity with wiring harnesses and related electronic components.

• Experience in light industry, production, or similar mechanical environments.

• Experience working with printers or similar electromechanical equipment.

• Comfort working from schematics, blueprints, and production documentation.

You will join a stable operation that values quality craftsmanship and long-term customer relationships, focusing on repairing and extending the life of equipment rather than replacing it. Once hired directly, you can move into a salaried position with insurance costs paid by the company, providing meaningful financial and benefits stability. The work is structured with consistent daytime hours, supporting a predictable schedule and work-life balance.

You will work in a quiet, climate-controlled environment that allows you to focus on detailed, hands-on technical work and develop your mechanical and electronic skills over time.

This position operates in a climate-controlled, quiet production environment surrounded by a large number of printers and related equipment. The standard schedule runs Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., offering consistent daytime hours. You will regularly use hand tools, power tools, soldering equipment, crimping tools, tape measures, and other basic shop…