Machine Builder
perfecto tool engineeringAnderson (IN)
About the role
Assembly Technician The mission of the Assembly Technician is to contribute to Perfecto's operational excellence by building mechanical systems and subassemblies with precision, care, and efficiency. This role is accountable for assembling components per engineering specifications, maintaining safety and quality standards, and supporting on-time delivery to customers. The Assembly Technician will work collaboratively across departments and actively uphold Perfecto's Core Values: Customer Experience, Integrity, Learning, and Stewardship. Role Specific Capabilities & Credentials Ability to read and interpret complex mechanical drawings, blueprints, and schematics. Skilled in assembling precision components, frames, and subassemblies for custom machinery. Basic knowledge of wiring, controls, and electrical panels to integrate mechanical and electrical systems. Experience with pneumatics, hydraulics, and plumbing of industrial systems. Skilled in the use of hand tools, torque wrenches, power tools, and shop equipment. Familiar with rigging, hoists, and safe handling of large assemblies. Diagnose and correct assembly or integration issues during builds. Ability to work independently to resolve fit, alignment, or function challenges. Proficient with measuring instruments. Ability to achieve and verify tight tolerances during assembly. Work cross-functionally with machinists, electricians, and engineers to complete builds. Adapt to changing priorities and customer-specific design requirements.
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