Manufacturing Technician

The Manufacturing Technician is responsible for the assembly, integration, wiring, and testing of electrical and/or mechanical systems for new product builds in a manufacturing environment. This role supports complete equipment builds by combining mechanical assembly with electrical installation and verification. The ideal candidate brings strong, practical electrical and/or mechanical skills gained in manufacturing, industrial, field, or construction environments.

• Assemble mechanical and electrical systems for new equipment according to drawings, specifications, and work instructions
• Use basic hand tools and fixtures
• Follow proper lifting, rigging, and material‑handling practices
• Train or mentor less experienced assemblers and technicians
• Assemble and install ducting systems, supports, hangers, and brackets
• Perform mechanical fit‑up, alignment, and adjustment of piping and ducting assemblies
• Install gaskets, flanges, fittings, valves, and supports per specifications
• Cut, prep, assemble, and install PVC piping systems
• Apply specified torque to bolted joints, flanges, and mechanical connections using torque‑controlled tools
• Perform pressure testing and leak testing of piping systems in accordance with specifications and procedures
• Verify system integrity, alignment, and assembly completeness prior to product release
• Identify, document, and correct mechanical assembly or leakage issues
• Use precision measuring tools including tape measures, calipers, and levels
• Safely operate overhead cranes, hoists, lifts, and rigging equipment to position components and assemblies
• Measure, cut, bend, and install conduit using manual and powered conduit bending tools
• Pull, strip, terminate, label, and dress electrical wiring and cables
• Perform crimping and terminations using approved wire stripping and crimping tools
• Apply specified torque to electrical terminations and equipment mounting hardware using torque tools (such as torque wrenches, drills, wrenches, screw drivers)
• Perform required electrical testing processes including continuity testing, insulation resistance (megger) testing, hi pot (high potential) testing, functional testing of completed assemblies
• Verify wiring accuracy against electrical schematics, drawings, and bills of material
• Perform troubleshooting and rework
• Support process improvement activities
• Follow safety and housekeeping guidelines
• Maintain organized work areas including 5S
• Maintain documentation and drive improvements
• Comfortable working in a manufacturing environment (noise, temperature variation, equipment proximity)
• Willingness to work assigned shifts and overtime as production schedules require
• Any other duties as directed by manager

Multiple shifts available.

• 5+ years of hands‑on electrical and/or mechanical experience, obtained in manufacturing, industrial, construction, or field environments
• Demonstrated experience using conduit bending tools, wire stripping and crimping tools, drilling and tapping tools, torque tools for electrical terminations, piping, and equipment mounting, strut channel cutting and installation tools, pipe and conduit cutting tools
• Experience performing electrical testing such as continuity, insulation resistance, hi pot, functional testing, and/or system leak and pressure testing
• Ability to read and interpret assembly drawings, P&IDs, electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and layout drawings
• Strong mechanical aptitude, ability to troubleshoot, and attention to detail
• Committed to making and communicating a positive change
• Exhibit problem‑solving skills
• Continuous process improvement and quality mindset
• High School diploma or equivalent, or certification
• Basic mechanical aptitude and ability to follow instructions
• Understanding of…