Assembly Technician
cross technologiesGreensboro (NC)
About the role
Job Description:
JOB SUMMARYThe individual will work as a Custom Assembly Group Technician assembling, converting, and repairing mechanical and fluid power components to customer requirements and engineering drawings. The technician must be versatile to work with various shop tools, machinery, and warehouse software while collaborating with engineering and shop teams. The individual will ensure high quality standards, accurate assembly, and a clean, safe work environment.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
Assembly, conversion, and repair of custom units and components per BOMs and engineering drawings. Operation of basic shop tools and equipment, including drill presses, saws, lathes, and testing equipment. Processing job material and conversion orders using warehouse management software. Inspection of materials and immediate reporting of BOM or product quality discrepancies to management. Maintenance of a clean and safe work area in compliance with OSHA requirements. Maintenance of logs, records, and departmental documentation. Perform other related duties or special projects as assigned or requested.
EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE:
High school diploma or GED is required. Certified Fluid Power (CFP) Mechanic Certification would be an asset.2–3 years of industry-related experience or 3–5 years of experience in a mechanical environment is preferred .Understanding of basic fluid power theory and ability to read engineering drawings is preferred. Basic PC literacy is required. REQUIRED COMPETENCIESEnsures Accountability Plans and AlignsDrives Results Communicates Effectively Action OrientedPHYSICAL & MENTAL REQUIREMENTSAbility to use hand tools, power tools, and operate basic shop machinery is required. Ability to move and lift materials up to 30 lbs. Ability to stand, walk, sit, bend, or crawl for extended periods of time.
DISCLAIMER:
The job description has been designed to indicate the general nature and level of work performed by employees within this classification. It is not designed to contain or be interpreted as a comprehensive inventory of all duties, responsibilities and qualifications required of employees assigned to this job. This document does not create an employment contract, implied or otherwise; employment in this job is an “at will” employment relationship.
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