Technician, Assembly Test

Summary

Assemble and finish production components according to specifications; perform functional testing; identify and report defective parts; and complete assigned tasks with minimal supervision.

• Assemble various critical tolerance hydraulic assembly components while following work instructions, blueprints, and specifications.
• Finish applications such as lockwire, sealant, and paint touch-up. Install identification plates, grease fittings, clamps, and zip ties.
• Use a variety of hand tools and precision measuring instruments that monitor and verify drawing/work order requirements are being met.
• Monitor and verify quality in accordance with manufacturing planning, quality plans, and engineering drawings.
• Calibrate pressure gauges and transducers per Acceptance Test Procedure requirements.
• Understand and complete acceptance test procedures with little to no supervision.
• Ensure part quality by utilizing the correct tooling and standard practices.
• Meet production deadlines by following manufacturing schedule and procedures.
• Work with support resources and cell leaders to resolve production problems when they arise.
• Maintain a safe working environment by adhering to safety policies, contributing to risk mitigation management teams, and keeping all work areas clean.
• Contribute to team effort by maintaining a positive attitude.
• Continuously strive to find ways to make the manufacturing process more efficient and effective.
• Contribute to the overall effectiveness of the assembly department through participation in FOD, 5S, TPM, PM, and Process Improvement programs.
• Other duties may be assigned.

• High school diploma or general education degree (GED); or equivalent required.
• General mechanical knowledge/background.
• Minimum of 4 years of hands‑on mechanical assembly or 4 years of demonstrated proficiency in a comparable industrial environment.

• Basic understanding of algebraic concepts.
• Familiarity with precision measuring devices.
• Ability to read part drawings/blueprints, including dimensioning and tolerancing.
• Strong common‑sense reasoning with the ability to follow written, verbal, and diagram‑based instructions.
• Intermediate computer skills.
• Ability to read and interpret hydraulic schematics.