Mechanical Assembler Specialist - TCU

Overview

Level

Experienced

Position Type

Full Time

Job Shift

Day

High School

Travel Percentage

None

Category

Manufacturing

Mechanical Assembly Specialist – TCU Department

ACS Group is a privately held company that designs and manufactures comprehensive lines of auxiliary products for the plastics processing industry. ACS Group maintains an expansive product line, which includes size reduction equipment (granulators and shredders), material conveying equipment, metering and blending devices, heat exchangers (mold temperature control units and chillers), drying systems, and presses. These products are marketed under such recognizable brand names as AEC, Sterling, Cumberland, Wabash and Carver.

Manufacturing facilities are located in New Berlin, Wisconsin and Wabash, Indiana with a third facility located Suzhou,China to handle the needs of the Asian market.

We are currently looking for a Special Assembly Technician for our Temperature Control Unit (TCU) Department. The Special Assembly Technician is responsible for specialized and highly unique mechanical builds or operations to print and sales order, throughout the manufacturing process.

A successful candidate will be responsible for:

• Interpret engineering drawings, assembly prints, BOMs, piping layouts, wiring diagrams, and work instructions to complete custom mechanical builds.
• Assemble specialized and highly customized Temperature Control Units to print and sales order requirements.
• Work independently with limited supervision on highly customized builds and use sound judgment when engineering documentation, drawings, or BOMs do not fully define assembly requirements.
• Identify discrepancies, omissions, dimensional conflicts, or missing materials required for proper machine function and communicate findings to Engineering and supervision.
• Make necessary adjustments to meet product specifications; consult the supervisor and Engineering before implementing any changes.
• Operate within standard operating procedures (SOPs), position overview, blueprints, and work instructions.
• Ensure established quality standards are adhered to throughout the assembly process.
• Visually inspect and reject parts outside written specifications.
• Operate machinery, equipment, hand tools, power tools, and computer terminals.
• Complete daily production records, quality logs, and labor cards.
• Write up tickets to order materials from inventory when quantities fall below established levels.
• Provide on-the-job training and guidance to new employees.
• Perform occasional welding and fabrication work.
• Follow instructions and assignments from supervision.
• Other duties as assigned.

ACS Group is a privately held company that designs and manufactures comprehensive lines of auxiliary products for the plastics processing industry. ACS Group maintains an expansive product line, which includes size reduction equipment (granulators and shredders), material conveying equipment, metering and blending devices, heat exchangers (mold temperature control units and chillers), drying systems, and presses. These products are marketed under such recognizable brand names as AEC, Sterling, Cumberland, Wabash and Carver.

Manufacturing facilities are located in New Berlin, Wisconsin and Wabash, Indiana with a third facility located Suzhou,China to handle the needs of the Asian market.

We are currently looking for a Special Assembly Technician for our Temperature Control Unit (TCU) Department. The Special Assembly Technician is responsible for specialized and highly unique mechanical builds or operations to print and sales order, throughout the manufacturing process.

A successful candidate will be responsible for:

• Interpret engineering drawings, assembly prints, BOMs, piping layouts, wiring diagrams, and work instructions to complete custom mechanical builds.
• Assemble specialized and highly customized Temperature Control Units to print and sales order requirements.
• Work independently with limited supervision on highly customized builds and use sound judgment when engineering documentation, drawings, or BOMs do not fully define assembly requirements.
• Identify discrepancies, omissions, dimensional conflicts, or…