Millwright/Mechanical Assembly

Since our founding in 1883, UltraSource has served the processing and packaging equipment needs of thousands of companies worldwide in the meat and poultry, seafood, produce, dairy and related industries. Our comprehensive offering includes hundreds of products that enable us to custom tailor equipment solutions that meet the production line objectives, labor goals, budget constraints and brand image of our customers.
Assemble, adjust, troubleshoot packaging and processing equipment such as rollstock, tray sealers, and labelers.
Assemble and build quality electrical wiring and components for complete packaging and processing equipment.
Troubleshoot and test functional performance of sub-assemblies (electrical, mechanical, pneumatic) and parts under specified environmental conditions such as temperature change, vibration, pressure and humidity.
Report problems with quality, process, equipment, and material to production supervisor.
Confer with engineers, technicians, production personnel and others to resolve any problems.
Perform and execute quality workmanship.
Education and/or Experience: One-year certificate from college or technical school or six months of mechanical or electrical experience.
Entry level mechanical and electrical aptitude to assemble, test and troubleshoot equipment.
Ability to read and interpret engineering and assembly drawings
Machine level \"A\" mechanical building and troubleshooting; sub-assemblies for UV225/UV250 and UV500-UV700.
Ability to troubleshoot both electrical and mechanical problems.
Ability to stand and walk on hard surfaces for extended periods, typically 8-10 hours per shift, and to regularly lift, push, pull, or carry materials weighing up to 50 pounds, with occasional requirements of up to 75 pounds using assistance or mechanical aids. The role involves frequent repetitive motions, including grasping, reaching, and handling tools, as well as regular bending, kneeling, crouching, and climbing to access equipment and work areas. Must demonstrate sufficient manual dexterity to perform precise hand movements and operate small tools, along with adequate visual abilities-including close and distance vision, depth perception, and color differentiation-to conduct quality inspections and monitor equipment. The position also requires the ability to hear alarms, equipment signals, and verbal instructions in environments with moderate to high noise levels.
Work conditions may include exposure to heat, cold, dust, fumes, chemicals, and loud machinery, depending on the production area. Employees must be able to wear all required personal protective equipment, including safety glasses, gloves, steel‑toe boots, and hearing protection when necessary. In the summertime the ambient temperature can be hot.

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