Valve Assembler
manpowerOrchard Park (NY)
$22/hour
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Valve Assembler Our client, a well-established manufacturing company, is seeking a Valve Assembler to join their team. As a Valve Assembler, you will support the assembly, testing, troubleshooting, and inspection of industrial products while ensuring compliance with quality and performance standards. The ideal candidate will have strong mechanical aptitude, attention to detail, and the ability to follow technical work instructions and procedures.
Location: Orchard Park, NY
Pay Range: $22/hour
Shift:
7:00 am - 3:30 pm Monday - Friday What's the Job? Assemble valves and valve components according to established procedures. Set up and operate specialized testing equipment used to diagnose, test, and validate high-pressure valve products. Perform functional testing and accurately record test results. Compare test results to specifications and make adjustments to meet order requirements. Assist with maintenance and repair of testing and shop equipment. What's Needed? High School Diploma or GED required.2-3 years of manufacturing, assembly, testing, or production experience preferred. Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings. Basic computer skills for data entry and recordkeeping. Mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting abilities. What's in it for me? Opportunity to work in a dynamic manufacturing environment. Hands-on experience with specialized testing equipment. Potential for career growth within the team environment focused on safety and quality. Comprehensive training to enhance your technical skills. Upon completion of waiting period associates are eligible for: Medical and Prescription Drug Plans Dental Plan Supplemental Life Insurance Short Term Disability Insurance 401(k)
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