General Assembler
strategiqlyAuburn Hills (MI)
About the role
Job Description: Job Title: General Assembler
Location: Auburn Hills, MI (On-site)
Job Type: Full-Time
About the Company:
Our client is a Michigan-based engineering and manufacturing solutions provider headquartered in Auburn Hills with over 25 years of experience. They specialize in custom-engineered control solutions, including robotic system engineering, electrical control panels, pneumatic assemblies, and custom cable harnesses. The company is ISO 9001-2015 certified.
About the Role:
This is a hands-on, entry level assembly role. No prior manufacturing experience is required. They are looking for someone mechanically inclined who is comfortable using tools, willing to learn, and reliable. Training on how to read the drawings is provided.
Responsibilities:
Build products: put together mechanical or electrical parts using hand tools and power tools Assemble pneumatic assemblies, training carts, and small panels Bolt components onto plates and carts following the attached drawing Read blueprints: follow technical drawings, schematics, and work instructions Inspect quality: check finished items to make sure they meet safety and factory standards Maintain area: keep the workspace clean and follow all safety rules
Qualifications:
Mechanically inclined and comfortable using hand and power tools Willing to learn, no prior manufacturing experience required Strong work ethic and dependable attendance High attention to detail and quality workmanship
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