TRACTOR ASSEMBLER
mb tractor equipmentTilton (NH)
About the role
Job Description:
SUMMARY FOR EACH TECH TIER:Assembler: Unpackage/assemble equipment and install accessories to OEM specifications. Performs fit/finish checks, pre delivery inspections, and prepares equipment for sales. Basic hand and power tools Able to read and understand assembly instructions Attention to detail Able to maintain a consistent work flow Other Functions Applicable to All Position Levels Described Above: May pull own stock as required using forklift or pallet jacks. Communicates with service writers regarding status of units being assembled and/or repaired. Requisitions parts required for repairs and communicates to service writer as needed. Completes all required paperwork and time recording. Other duties as assigned.
Working Conditions:
Interior service bay work involving lifting and moving objects with or without assistance. Work involves use of solvents, lubrications and engine fuel. Some noise from tools and engines. Some exterior stock retrieval and testing of units is required. This job description does not include all the duties of the position. The employer has the right to add or revise the list at any time. This job description does not constitute a contract of employment. Employment is "at will" as outlined in the Employee Handbook. Higher wages available for individuals with a higher degree of experience and proven skill set.
Job Type: Full-time
Benefits:
401(k)Employee discount Health insurance On-the-job training Application Question(s):How many years have you worked on tractors?
Education: High school or equivalent (Preferred)
Work Location: In person
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