Mechanical Assembler - Modular Buildings - (2nd Shift)
Mechanical Assembler - Modular Buildings - (2nd Shift)
Posted 17 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Review, analyze, and follow various blueprints, diagrams, drawing, procedures, and work instructions to complete assemblies for enclosure buildings
- Assemble and install electrical components including panel boards, HVAC units, battery systems, electrical devices, and bending conduit
- Uses various power tools and hand tools (ex. Drills, impacts, screwdrivers, grinders, etc.) to accomplish assigned tasks
- Conduct quality assurance checks to confirm that assembled products meet specifications and quality standards
- Identify any product defects; record and report them accordingly
- Monitor and maintain inventory of necessary supplies, tools, and parts in workstation
- Maintain a clean and safe work area
- Perform all other duties as assigned
- The experience we're looking to add to our team:
- High School Diploma or equivalent 1-2 years of related experience in assembly or manufacturing setting
- Prior experience operating powered equipment (forklift, reach truck, scissors lift, overhead crane, etc.)Strong attention to detail and ability to perform work accurately
- Knowledge of manufacturing, equipment maintenance, and safety management
- Reading comprehension skills with the ability to interpret and follow written directions, blueprints, wiring drawings, schematics, and engineering diagrams
- Basic math skills to meet technical specifications and measurements
- Applications for this job position will be accepted for at least five days following the job posting start date below and continuing until the end date below or until the position is filled. This posting may close sooner due to application volume.
- Job Posting Start Date 08-27-2026 Job Posting End Date 12-01-2026 Job Category
- OperationsIs Sponsorship Available?
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