Production Assembly

About Adventurer Manufacturing: Since 1969, we've been more than just a manufacturer; we're passionate adventurers who live the outdoor lifestyle. What began as a team of five with a dream has grown into a dynamic team of 140, all driven by excellence and a love for a challenging adventure. We don’t just build campers; we craft experiences. Rooted in our history and learnings, we're pioneering a new direction focused on simplifying the customer experience to maximize their experience outdoors. Simple isn’t easy—it pushes us to think creatively and find solutions beyond conventional bounds. If you thrive on complex challenges and aren’t afraid to tackle the toughest routes, we'd love to hear from you. Overview: As we take our business into the future, we are focused on sharing our proud story. Building sustainable relationships based on trust and the spirit of adventure with customers and team members alike is key to creating a lasting impression for all who join us on this adventure. As a Production Assembly Technician, you will assemble and inspect product to ensure the highest quality product is provided to our customers. Responsibilities: Assemble or install components in accordance with approved blueprints, instructions, or manuals. Read templates and measurements in order to position subassemblies accordingly. Use machines or manual hand or power tools to successfully assemble equipment. Prepare parts for assembly by cutting, drilling or completing other preliminary steps. Inspect and test completed jobs to ensure that they meet all specifications and quality standards. Notify supervisor in the event that there is a problem with the assembly and help come up with solutions. Maintain a safe work environment by following all company protocols, regulations, and procedures. Perform maintenance on equipment and tools and troubleshoot problems as they come up. Maintain inventory & tools as needed for tasks. Document every action taken and fill out quality forms. Work as part of a team in order to accomplish the task at hand. Skills and Experience: 1-2 years of training or relevant experience in manufacturing assembly and inspection, equipment maintenance, quality control and safety processes. Has proven the ability to work safely and follow safety policies. Familiarity with machine and manual assembly methods and mechanical upkeep. Ability to perform quality control analysis throughout assembly process. Ability to read standard tape measure. Knowledge of power tools. Decision making skills. Ability to exercise good judgment. Benefits: A culture that values opportunity for growth and development. PTO as well as paid Holidays and Sick Leave. Wage: $17.51 – $22.56. Starting at $17.51 per hour. Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, life insurance, and health benefit programs. Company matched 401(k) retirement savings program. Tuition reimbursement program. Discounted access to our adventurer products. Drug Free Workplace #J-18808-Ljbffr