Precision Assembly Technician -- Fluid Power Components

Job Description

Job Description

What your shift could look like

On first shift, you arrive as the floor comes alive at 6:00 am. You review blueprints, stage components, and assemble hydraulic cylinders and valves with care, closing out by 4:30 pm after final inspections and packaging. Prefer nights? On third shift, you clock in at 7:30 pm as production hands off the day’s targets. You keep momentum through the quiet hours, testing builds and documenting results before wrapping at 6:00 am.

• Pay: $19.50 per hour
• Core schedule (Monday–Thursday): 6:00 am–4:30 pm (first shift) or 7:30 pm–6:00 am (third shift)
• Training: Ability to train on first shift for 2–4 weeks if needed
• Long-term hire potential

• Interpret and follow mechanical blueprints to assemble company products
• Build and test valves, hydraulic cylinders, and related fluid power components
• Inspect finished work and package parts, including valves and cylinders, to quality standards
• Maintain pace in a fast-moving manufacturing, warehouse-like setting
• Switch between multiple tasks and projects while meeting daily/weekly production goals
• Collaborate with teammates and leadership; work independently with limited supervision as needed

• High school diploma or GED (required)
• Blueprint reading proficiency (required)
• Ability to assemble and test valves, hydraulic cylinders, or other company products (required)
• Strong written and verbal communication (required)
• Ability to safely lift up to 55 lbs (required)
• Six months of experience in an industrial/manufacturing environment (preferred)
• Experience inspecting and packaging valves and hydraulic cylinders (preferred)

US Citizenship Status (required)