Assembly Operator

OPTI STAFFING GROUP IS HIRING! Opening:
Assembly Operator (Direct Hire) City:
Sumner, WA

We have built a strong reputation for quality, dependable on-time delivery, and continued investment in advanced technology across complex sheet metal forming and precision machining. By combining state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment with an experienced team, we develop innovative machining and metal-forming processes that help customers improve material efficiency, reduce cycle times, and lower overall production risk. Our program management capabilities, vertically integrated tooling, CNC programming, and manufacturing expertise allow us to provide end-to-end support for new product introductions, production transfers, and complex work packages.

As an Assembly Operator, you'll assemble precision aerospace components by following blueprints, work instructions, and quality standards using a variety of hand tools, calibrated torque equipment, adhesives, and sealants. You'll install hardware such as bearings, bushings, rivets, fasteners, and cotter pins while ensuring all components meet required specifications. Throughout the assembly process, you'll perform detailed inspections using precision measuring tools, complete production documentation, and maintain full traceability of your work.

You'll also work closely with the Quality and Engineering teams to resolve any assembly issues, support continuous improvement efforts, and help meet daily production goals in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

$20-$26/hr
Medical/Dental/Vision options
401K with 5% match
PTO/Vacation

To be successful in this role, you should have a high school diploma or GED along with experience using hand tools, precision measuring equipment, and assembly tools in a manufacturing environment. We're looking for someone who has strong attention to detail, can accurately identify and address quality concerns, and is comfortable working with fractions, decimals, basic shop math, and geometric tolerancing.

Previous experience reading blueprints, work orders, and technical drawings is important, as is a solid understanding of aerospace assembly methods and the ability to identify and work with a variety of hardware, metals, and materials. You should also enjoy working as part of a team in a fast-paced environment while consistently meeting quality and production goals.