Assembly Technician
guild associatesColumbus (OH)
About the role
Guild Associates, Inc. Guild Associates, Inc. is a growing company with over 40 years' experience, specializing in innovative solutions for our customers. We are a leader in the alternative fuels marketplace, providing custom engineered and manufactured processing equipment in the compressed natural gas and liquid natural gas markets. We are looking for a dynamic, enterprising individual to add to our growing business. Excellent benefit package Medical insurance on the first day worked Time off eligibility on the first day worked Assembly Technician are expected to carry out assembly of components and equipment following routine procedures and specifications. The Assembly Technician will be responsible for the assembly of mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic, refrigeration, and electrical components to specification and to check products using standard measuring tools and equipment, etc. Capabilities: Demonstrate technical aptitude for assembling and testing processing equipment. Previous mechanical, electrical, HVAC, or construction experience is highly desired. Able to read and follow process instructions and drawings. Work requires continuous standing and ability to climb on, around, and under equipment being assembled. Moderate lifting (25-75 lbs.) is required. Demonstrate strict attention to detail. Must be able to supply own tools.
Education/Experience:
GED or high school diploma required Degree/Certification Required: Technical school or US military technical training Other technical work history will be considered Solid work history and great references. Guild Associates is an equal opportunity employer and will consider all candidates for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.
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