Job Description:
Assembly Technician The Assembly Technician will provide comprehensive technical skills to execute P-Series assemblies across all model types. This role requires strong attention to detail, assembling everything from basic mechanical sub-assemblies to precision assemblies, including turrets, arms, wrists, robots, and rail assemblies.
Essential Functions:
Assemble mechanical sub-assemblies (turrets, arms, wrists, robots, cable installation, cable catrac, and rail assemblies) for P-series products in alignment with production plans, standards, and engineering specifications.
Follow the manufacturing schedule and meet productivity requirements.
Access and apply control plans, quality documents, and engineering guidelines.
Conduct quality inspections to ensure assemblies and workmanship meet standards; verify test data and results.
Properly care for and use tools and equipment in compliance with tool management procedures.
Maintain organized workspaces using a 5-S approach.
Adhere to all safety policies and procedures, including HAZMAT, Lockout/Tagout, robot safety, risk assessments, and use of PPE.Complete work orders and related tasks in the ERP system.
Minimum Requirements
Skills & Knowledge:
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Knowledge of mechanical assemblies and components.
Ability to read and interpret engineering documentation, prints, and schematics (mechanical, electrical, pneumatic).Proficiency with hand and power tools for mechanical and pneumatic assembly.
Ability to assemble gears and sealed mechanical assemblies.
Familiarity with mechanical troubleshooting.
Competence in using precision measuring equipment (calipers, micrometers, dial indicators, etc.).Understanding and application of safety procedures (e.g., MIOSHA regulations, forklift operation, Lockout/Tagout, hazardous material handling).Ability to maintain a disciplined, independent approach to responsibilities.
Experience & Education:
Background in mechanical repair, construction, automotive, pneumatic, maintenance, or machine/line building.
High school diploma or equivalent required.
Certifications in basic technical training with a mechanical focus preferred.
Associate degree, technical certificate, or journeyman license (or equivalent experience).1–5 years of experience in mechanical assembly and testing (manufacturing environment preferred).Experience using fixtures and jigs for mechanical assembly.
Familiarity with ISO 9001 standards (preferred).
