Mechanical Assembler

Posted 5 days ago

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Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing

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Job Full Description: Express is looking for a Mechanical Assembler for Approx. 6 months Full-time, 1st shift 6am-2:30pm$17-22 (based on experience) The Mechanical Assembler is responsible for assembling mechanical components according to blueprints & work instructions. A successful candidate will have a strong mechanical background to help build, test, & inspect power winches, reducers, & rigging equipment that will be used in a variety of applications such as mines, construction, barge sites, & theaters.

Job Duties: Assemble product according to blueprints, ensuring that parts are manufactured correctly & fit properly when putting product together. Assemble & set gears Square up fitments to press seals & bearings Setting brakes on the gear Tapping threads Checking seals & looking for oil leaks Basic knowledge of electrical wiring (knowledge of pneumatics is a plus)Must have ability to problem solve & trouble shoot problems both independently & part of a team Must have knowledge & ability to use a variety of hand & power tools; calipers & micrometers Ensure that parts/products meet quality standards by following guidelines to measure, test, & inspect the product Manage inventory Labeling & locating parts Picking parts to fill kits or bins Delivering parts to work areas Recording & communicating inventory levels Apply for this position at or call the office for more information. 507-457-3311 Winona, MN 1258 1600 Gilmore Avenue Winona, MN 55987

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