Machine Assembler

As a Machine Assembler, you are responsible for assembling mechanical and electro‑mechanical components into finished equipment according to specifications, blueprints, and work instructions. This role is critical to ensuring product quality, operational efficiency, and on‑time delivery.

You will work hands‑on with tools, parts, and assemblies while maintaining a strong focus on safety, accuracy, and continuous improvement. If you enjoy building, problem‑solving, and working in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment, this role is a strong fit.

• Assemble mechanical and electro‑mechanical components, subassemblies, and full machines according to engineering drawings and specifications
• Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and technical instructions
• Ensure proper alignment, fit, and function of all assembled components

• Inspect components and completed assemblies to ensure quality standards are met
• Perform basic functional testing and identify defects or inconsistencies
• Report issues and collaborate with engineering or leadership on corrective actions
• Utilize hand tools, power tools, and measuring devices (calipers, gauges, etc.)
• Maintain tools in good working condition and follow proper storage procedures
• Complete assembly documentation, checklists, and production records accurately
• Track parts usage and notify leadership of shortages or discrepancies

• Follow all OSHA and company safety standards
• Maintain a clean, organized, and hazard‑free work environment (5S alignment)
• Work cross‑functionally with machinists, technicians, and engineering teams
• Support continuous improvement initiatives to enhance assembly efficiency and quality

• Perform additional tasks as assigned to support production and operational goals

• High school diploma or equivalent required
• 1–3 years of assembly experience in a manufacturing or industrial environment preferred
• Experience with mechanical or electro‑mechanical systems is a plus

• Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings
• Proficiency with hand and power tools
• Basic understanding of mechanical systems and components
• Strong attention to detail and quality standards
• Problem‑solving skills with the ability to troubleshoot assembly issues
• Basic computer skills for documentation and tracking

• Basic Math:
  Ability to perform measurements and calculations (fractions, decimals, tolerances)
• Communication:
  Ability to clearly communicate issues, updates, and handoffs across shifts
• Flexibility & Adaptability:
  Ability to work varying shifts (8–12 hours, occasional weekends)
• Time Management:
  Ability to meet production deadlines while maintaining quality standards
• Manual Dexterity:
  Strong hand‑eye coordination and precision in assembly tasks
• Constant standing, walking, and repetitive motions
• Frequent lifting/carrying of 25–50 lbs (occasionally up to 75 lbs)
• Use of tools and machinery in a manufacturing environment
• Exposure to noise, moving equipment, and industrial conditions