Engineering Manufacturing Technician

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Engineering Manufacturing Technician

This role focuses on assembling, testing, and troubleshooting complex mechanical and electromechanical assemblies and subassemblies in a manufacturing environment. You will interpret technical documentation, use precision tools and hand tools, and work across multiple assembly stations to support the production of high-quality products that meet strict specifications and tolerances.

• Read and interpret blueprints, process instructions, schematics, mechanical drawings, pictures, and diagrams to assemble complex assemblies and subassemblies.
• Assemble mechanical and electromechanical parts and units using appropriate hand tools and power tools.
• Position, align, fasten, and adjust components to ensure proper fit, function, and alignment according to specifications.
• Connect cables, tubing, and wiring in accordance with technical specifications and work instructions.
• Inspect, test, and adjust completed units to verify that specifications and tolerances are met.
• Measure parts and assemblies using precision instruments such as calipers, micrometers, and verniers to confirm dimensional accuracy.
• Operate assembly equipment, robotics, and fixed automation equipment to support production activities.
• Operate small crane systems to safely move components and assemblies as needed.
• Conduct product testing and inspections to identify defects, nonconformances, or performance issues.
• Monitor gauges, indicators, and other instrumentation to ensure equipment and assemblies operate within specified parameters.
• Troubleshoot operating issues, including mechanical and fit/tolerance problems, and implement corrective actions.
• Perform routine maintenance and basic equipment repairs to keep tools, machinery, and assembly equipment in proper working condition.
• Disassemble units to replace parts, correct issues, or prepare equipment for shipment.
• Move between multiple assembly stations and learn different aspects of the assembly process to support production flexibility.

• Proven hands‑on assembly experience with complex assemblies and subassemblies, not limited to repetitive assembly line or machine operation work.
• Mechanical assembly and electromechanical assembly experience in a manufacturing or production environment.
• Ability to read and follow blueprints, schematics, mechanical drawings, and detailed work instructions.
• Proficiency using hand tools and power tools, with a clear understanding of which tools to use for different assembly tasks.
• Experience using precision measurement instruments such as calipers, micrometers, and verniers to verify dimensions and tolerances.
• Ability to explain how calipers and other precision tools are used to troubleshoot fit and tolerance issues.
• Mechanical troubleshooting skills to diagnose and resolve issues with assemblies, alignment, and operation.
• Comfort operating assembly equipment, robotics, and fixed automation equipment.
• Ability to operate small crane systems safely to move components and assemblies.
• Strong mechanical aptitude and understanding of manufacturing terminology, including countersinks, tolerances, alignment, and related concepts.
• Capability to conduct product testing and inspections and interpret results to ensure compliance with specifications.
• Ability to monitor gauges and indicators and respond appropriately to abnormal readings or conditions.
• Willingness and ability to move between multiple assembly stations and quickly learn new processes.

• Demonstrated experience working on complex, non‑repetitive assemblies in a production environment.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to meeting tight dimensional and functional tolerances.
• Ability to perform routine…