Production Technician - Engines, Generators, and Gen Sets

Posted 4 days ago

ck power family of companiesSt Louis (MO)

Engine and Other Machine Assemblers Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$25+ per hour

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About the role

Description: From $25+ per hour. CK Power is looking for Production Technician at our St. Louis, MO location. The Production Technician assembles custom-built diesel-powered electric generators by interpreting blueprint specifications and using hand and power tools, precision measuring instruments, at times welding equipment and machine tools. We're looking for candidates with a strong electrical background.

What You'll Do: Meet customer demand by custom building diesel-powered electric generators by interpreting specifications using blueprints, wiring schematics, and engine drawings. Keep a safe environment by completing all jobs in a manner that complies with health, safety and environmental practices, policies, and procedures. Make sure you're completing required documentation and keeping your work area and tools clean and in proper operation. Participate in on-the-job, technical, policy, and procedural training. You may be asked to perform the Lead role on some jobs.

What You'll Need: High school diploma or equivalent. 1-3 years of mechanical, automotive, or assembly experience. Ability to think independently, problem-solve, and be flexible. Ability to work as part of a team or as an individual. Positive attitude and eagerness to learn. Ability to work 6 a.m.-2:30 p.m. with overtime as required. Ability to provide own hand tools. What Helps: Electrical experience preferred. A technical school certificate in a related field a plus. Ability to function in a Lead role. The above list is non-exhaustive. Other essential job functions may exist that are not listed here. Competitive pay and benefits! Ask about our sign-on bonus! Equal Opportunity Employer including veterans and persons with disabilities.

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