Mechanical Assembler 1 (Temporary)

Position Summary The Mechanical Assembler 1 (Temporary) will be responsible for timely and accurate assembly of assigned product(s), troubleshooting and repairing of mechanical assemblies and systems that meet current configuration as defined by engineering. Work includes new product assembly, refurbished components/assemblies, testing, engineering prototype support, and building maintenance. Minimum Essential Requirements Assemble sub-assemblies, final assemblies, and systems per manufacturing drawings, Bill of Materials, schematics, and instructions Operate hand tools and small power tools and understand their use and function Learn how to use precision measuring tools and understand fitments/tolerances Basic knowledge of pneumatic schematics, symbols, and plumbing Learn water/hydraulic schematics, symbols, and plumbing Inspect all work before passing it on to the next operation Perform required repairs/refurbishments to return assembly to operational state Keep supervisor informed of all potential issues for quick resolution Provide support to the production supervisor on all production assignments and work with other departments regarding special work assignments Conduct inventory cycle counts Adhere to all safety policies and guidelines Own basic hand tools (wrenches, sockets, hammers, screw drivers, pliers, etc.) and keep them at work Complete other tasks as assigned Preferred Key Requirements Experience assembling capital equipment Experience in the tire and rubber industry is a plus Ability to build equipment by reading/interpreting blueprints, schematics, assembly instructions, work orders, engineering drawings/models, etc. to produce parts consistent with current engineering configuration Good problem‑solving skills and strong digital and analog skills; ability to troubleshoot logically Machine shop experience using milling machine and lathe is a plus Welding/soldering/brazing experience is a plus Tow motor experience is a plus Overhead crane experience is a plus Flexibility with customers’ changing requirements, available to work overtime as needed, including weekends Experience and Education Experience: 2–5 years’ experience in machine building with thorough knowledge and understanding of blueprints, preferably in a manufacturing environment Education: High School Diploma or equivalent; or relevant job‑specific experience Communication: Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal Technology Effective use of Microsoft Office Suite (Teams, Outlook, Word, Excel) Position will require daily utilization of Microsoft Teams, D365, and Microsoft Office Suite Travel Requirements None required; occasional requests may arise for service help from the shop floor. Supervisory Responsibilities This position has no supervisory responsibilities. Physical Requirements Work in the manufacturing area; walk, stand, reach, and sit for up to 10 hours a day. Occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 pounds without assistance. #J-18808-Ljbffr