Mechanical Assembler

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manufacturing skilled trade solutionsHudsonville (MI)

Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers Fluid Power Cylinder and Actuator Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$22-28/Hour

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About the role

Job Description: This job is posted on behalf of Manufacturing Skilled Trade Solutions by Top Echelon.

Job Summary: A leading manufacturer of high-quality hydraulic cylinders, serving diverse industries including manufacturing, construction, mobile, and more is adding to their mechanical assembly team. With commitment to excellence and innovation, they design and manufacture hydraulic cylinders that meet the unique needs of their clients. This is an employee-owned company (ESOP) where team members share in the success of the business while building additional retirement savings. They believe in investing in people and maintaining a culture built on teamwork, integrity, and opportunity. Company offers outstanding benefits, competitive hourly wage, and opportunities for education and advancement. As an Assembly Technician, you will be responsible for: Assembling hydraulic cylinders Inspection of final assemblies Performing hydraulic tests on cylinders Installing various hydraulic cylinder components including bushings, bearings, grease zerks, seals etc. Cleaning and preparing cylinders for painting Painting cylinders Packaging and preparing cylinders for shipping Maintain accurate within an ERP system (i.e. timekeeping, BOM management, etc...)

Location: Hudsonville, MI

Position Type: Full-Time, Direct Hire

Pay: $22-28/Hour based on experience, along with full benefit packages and opportunity for advancement

Shift: 1st shift - 9 hours start at 6:30 am - 4:00 pm

Qualifications: Strong mechanical ability, including use of hand tools, bench presses, impact tools. Ability to read blueprints and assembly instructions Willingness to help as part of the team in any area needed Strong math and measuring skills Basic computer skills. Knowledge of inventory or ERP system a plus Bi-lingual a plus

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