Assembly Technician - 1st Shift

Posted 17 days ago

aggressive hydraulicsCedar (MN)

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About the role

Assembly Technician Aggressive Hydraulics is a leading provider of hydraulic solutions, serving a diverse range of industries. With a commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction, we pride ourselves on delivering innovative products and exceptional service.
Position Description: Assemble actuators to print using various types of power and hand tools. Primary Objectives: Responsible for Quality of parts assembled in a timely manner Responsible for daily assembly of work in adherence to the quality management system
Responsibilities: Responsible for the assembly of actuators Final assembly Inspection of parts Complete pressure testing of parts Following safety procedures Correct documentation (timekeeping, BOM's, prints..etc.)Other duties as assigned such as general maintenance, housekeeping, etc.
Qualifications: Mechanical assembly experience in a related industry (preferred)Fluid power technology degree (preferred)Experience using various hand and power tools (hydraulic presses, etc.)Ability to multi?task, prioritize and manage time effectively Strong math and mechanical aptitude (preferred)Comfortable using various computer software Ability to use and read measuring equipment Ability to lift 50 pounds throughout the day Good verbal and written communication skillsGWC – (Gets the role, Wants to do it, Capacity to do it)Aligns with our Core Values: Integrity, Aggressive, Team Pride, Expertise, Respect*Compensation is dependent on a candidates skills and experience. *Full time employees are eligible for the following benefits: Medical insurance through Medica + free in-home acute health care and on-job site health care through Nice for those enrolled on company medical plan.100% employer paid Health Partners Dental insurance for single and family (if enrolled on medical plan).100% employer paid premiums for Long-Term Disability and $50,000 life insurance policy.401K profit share Additionally, full-time employees receive competitive Paid Time Off

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