Assembler industrial equipment

Job Description

Job Description

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• 401(k) matching
• Paid time off
• Tuition assistance
• Wellness resources

Assembles water treatment systems by mounting or installing electrical and mechanical equipment such as pumps, motors, mixers, tanks, pressure vessels, other electrical and industrial equipment, and related industrial apparatus, according to blueprints/drawings and wiring diagrams. Ensures efficiency and timely assembly to maximize turn-around of orders.

- Assembles water treatment systems based on technical drawings and bill of materials.
- Assists in specifying components by contacting appropriate vendors at the direction of supervisor.
- Coordinates with administrative staff to ensure all components are delivered on time.
- Documents the part needs to ensure that all staff know of shortage.
- Discusses errors in drawings or bill of materials with supervisor or engineer to clarify assembly problems.
- Assembles systems using hand and power tools. Assembly may include, but not be limited to, gluing PVC pipe; fitting both PVC and steel pipe; attaching pumps, motors, vessels and other components with bolts and screws; and mounting conduit, pulling wires, and installing control panels.
- Prepares systems for shipment by crating and packing.
- Ensures that project is complete timely for QA and shipment.
- Travels to client site to assist with installation and startup. Must be available for international travel.
- Provides technical support to clients after installation and startup.- Maintains a clean and organized work area.
- Ensures that tools are in safe working order and are put away in their appropriate location at the end of each day.
- Must meet production schedule deadlines to assure timely shipping to customers. Immediately notifies supervisor if issues arise that do not allow for timely completion.
- Communicate questions or concerns regarding the assembly process, testing procedures, drawings, etc. to supervisor.
- Must be able to safely and properly use common hand tools in addition to saws, drills, and other power tools and other equipment as required. Must be computer literate.