Mechanical Assembler

Job DescriptionJob Description

Assemble, modify, test, and adjust custom mechanical assemblies and equipment by applying knowledge of various assembly techniques, following shop drawings, and adhering to instructions.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lifting and Moving: Occasionally lift items up to 75 pounds.
• Blueprint and Diagram Interpretation: Read and interpret blueprints, mechanical and wiring diagrams, assembly drawings, and follow verbal instructions.
• Assembly and Fastening: Use hand and power tools to fasten, align, and install parts, components, and relays. Route and terminate cables as needed.
• Component Attachment: Secure hardware using nuts, bolts, rivets, screws, or other methods. Perform tasks like cutting, bending, grinding, de-burring, and mounting bus bars.
• Quality Control: Inspect installed components to ensure they are free from damage or defects. Report any issues to the supervisor.
• Tool Operation: Proficiently operate basic hand tools, saws, punches, grinders, and drills.
• Maintenance and Clean-up: Regularly clean equipment by wiping, vacuuming, or blowing out metal debris. Ensure workspace is organized and tools are properly stored at the end of each shift.

Education & Experience:

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Experience with basic hand tools.
• Physical capability to lift, bend, and climb as part of routine tasks.
• Previous experience in mechanical fabrication is .

Required Skills and Competencies:

• Adaptability: Ability to perform a range of assembly tasks that may frequently change.
• Planning and Assembly: Proficient in planning, laying out, assembling, and installing components and assemblies within steel frameworks according to shop drawings.
• Blueprint Reading: Capable of reading and interpreting blueprints, control drawings, and product specifications to determine the assembly sequence, basic wiring, and installation methods.
• Component Installation: Install components, including switches, relays, windows, door stays, and other hardware, ensuring proper clearances and sequences.
• Safety and Quality Compliance: Adhere to NEPSI quality and Health & Safety Programs, ensuring the correct installation of conductors, wires, and connectors and performing process audits as required.