Mechanic

Posted 7 days ago

mitchell equipmentDundee (MI)

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About the role

Job Description: Join our dynamic manufacturing team dedicated to assembling trucks and construction equipment. We're seeking a skilled Mechanic/Mechanical Assembler to join us in assembling mechanical and hydraulic components.
Job Summary: As a Mechanical Assembler, you'll play a crucial role in our production process, collaborating closely with a team of skilled assemblers to construct high-quality mechanical and hydraulic products. From interpreting blueprints to utilizing a range of hand and power tools, your attention to detail and mechanical skills will be instrumental in ensuring our products meet the highest standards.
Responsibilities: Interpret hydraulic schematics to understand machine components thoroughly. Assemble assigned components accurately and efficiently. Collaborate effectively with fellow assemblers to integrate components seamlessly into the final product. Conduct thorough testing and inspection of components to uphold uniformity and quality standards.
Requirements: High school diploma or GED certificate. Demonstrated mechanical aptitude and passion for hands-on work. Previous experience working with large machinery preferred. Proficiency in utilizing standard power and hand tools. Ability to interpret and work from blueprints effectively.
Experience
Preferred: 3 years of experience in assembly.
Preferred: 3 years of mechanical knowledge.

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