Remanufacturing Technician - Portland Manufacturing

Remanufacturing Technician - Portland Manufacturing

Job Category
:
Production

Requisition Number
: REMAN
001121

• Posted :
  September 10, 2026
• Full-Time
• On-site

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Portland, OR 97224, USA

Company Overview:

Rogers Machinery, founded in 1949, specializes in industrial compressed air systems, blowers, vacuum pumps, and positive displacement pumps. We have 8 branches in the Northwest with full sales, service, and parts capability as well as locations in San Jose, CA, Atlanta, GA, Houston, TX, and Southern California.

Our production facilities are in Portland, OR and Centralia, WA. Visit our web site for more information  .

Rogers Core Values: Commitment to our Customers;
Honesty;
Safety;
Commitment to our Employees and the Communities we serve.

Benefits: Full medical, dental, vision & life coverage; profit sharing & 401k; career training & growth support; counseling, life coaching, financial planning, personal & professional support; tuition reimbursement; paid vacation and sick leave; referral program; flexible spending account; legal aid; voluntary additional benefits (accident, hospital, etc.)

Disassemble, inspect and reassemble industrial packages, air ends, blowers and other compressed air system components as part of Rogers Machinery’s remanufacturing and reconditioning (reman/recon) program, restoring returned or high-hour units to like-new specification. This includes mechanical connections, supports, structures, and control panels. Ability to perform tasks related to production and warehousing.

• Receive, disassemble, and evaluate returned or core units (air ends, blowers, and other compressed air system components) to determine remanufacturing/reconditioning scope and salvageable parts.
• Assemble mechanical assemblies including air ends, blowers and other compressed air system components.
• Inspection of components for proper assembly, specifications, fit and finish.
• Plans assembly and positions components according to knowledge of unit being assembled and through interpretation of engineering and layout drawings and schematics.
• Positions components with a forklift, overhead crane or manually and fastens parts together with bolts, screws, rivets, or other fasteners, using hand and portable powered tools.
• Remove small quantities of metal with hand files, scrapers or machine tools to produce close fit between parts.
• Install tubing and fittings for oil lubrication/cooling systems.
• Install plumbing.
• Align couplings and subassemblies to gearbox or other components.
• Operate drill presses, hydraulic presses, welders and other shop equipment to assist in assembly operations.
• Test completed assemblies for proper operation, temperature, vibration and noise levels and complete required written reports.
• Evaluate core condition and root cause of wear or failure using system troubleshooting methodology and diagnostic tools; determine reman/recon disposition (repair, rebuild, or replace) for each component
• Read and follow sketches, schematics, blueprints, manufacturer’s specifications, and maintenance manuals to determine rebuild and troubleshooting procedures.

Additional

Job Duties:

• Communicate updates and procedures, verbally and in writing, as required
• Work in conjunction with Floor Supervisor to ensure assemblies meet workorder parameters.
• Perform workstation and shop clean-up duties as assigned.
• Support shipping, receiving, and inventory activities as required.
• Pull parts for current assigned work and post to work order.
• Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications:

• Education:
  
  High School diploma or GED preferred but not required.
• Previous experience must include mechanical assembly and disassembly.
• Proficiency in reading and using handheld mechanical measurement devices (micrometer, dial indicator,…