Electromechanical Manufacturing Operator

Posted 17 days ago

lenzeUxbridge (MA)

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Junior

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$22 - $26/hour

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About the role

Electromechanical Manufacturing Operator Position Location: Uxbridge, MA
Position Type/Schedule: Onsite (Monday – Friday), 6:00am to 3:30pmPositions Available: 2Compensation: $22 - $26/hour (Compensation depends on skills, knowledge, education, and experience) Position Snapshot: The Electromechanical Manufacturing Operator assembles, inspects, tests, and documents complex electromechanical products (gearboxes, motors, brakes, feedback systems, and integrated drive solutions). You'll read mechanical drawings and work instructions, use presses and precision measuring tools, and safely handle heavier components and lubricants to meet safety, quality, and production standards.
About you: You're a hands-on builder who takes pride in doing things the right way—safely, accurately, and consistently. You enjoy working with mechanical assemblies, following drawings and work instructions, and using tools and measurements to make sure every unit meets quality standards.
A day in the life: Perform basic electromechanical assembly following standard work, drawings, and work instructions. Assemble motors, gearboxes, brakes, feedback devices, and sub-assemblies with guidance. Operate manual and pneumatic presses using defined jigs and fixtures. Use a wide range of hand tools (e.g., torque wrenches, ratchets, sockets, hex keys, screwdrivers) to assemble and secure mechanical components, applying fasteners to specified torque values using calibrated torque tools. Select, stack, and verify shims to achieve specified clearances or preload. Use basic measuring tools (calipers, gauges) to verify dimensions. Wire basic electrical components (connectors, brakes, sensors) as instructed. Fill gearboxes with oil/grease per specifications and safely handle lubricants. Perform visual inspections and basic functional checks. Safely lift, move, and position heavy components using proper techniques and assistive devices. Support warehouse, material movement, packing, and logistics activities as needed. Maintain 5S, cleanliness, and compliance with safety and PPE requirements.
Requirements
What you will need: High school diploma or equivalent 0-2 years of experience in mechanical or electromechanical assemblyAbility to read basic work instructions and drawings Mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn electromechanical assemblyAbility to lift up to 50lbs repeatedly; stand for extended periods of time; work in oil/industrial environment Perks of being part of our team:
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield Medical Insurance – multiple plan options
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield Dental InsuranceFSA, HSA options
  • Vision Insurance 401k with company match, fully vested
  • Paid Time Off10 company paid holidays
  • Company paid disability & AD&D insurance 100% paid parental leave after one year of service
  • Supplemental insurance plans (Identity theft, cyber protection, additional life, etc.)Tuition reimbursement
  • Many of our positions offer flexible schedules to meet your needs
  • Relaxed business casual environment
  • Sit/Stand desks for onsite office positions
  • Frequent team building activities
  • Career development opportunities
About us: Lenze is a global manufacturer of electrical and mechanical drives, motion control and automation technology - offering products, drive solutions, complete automation systems, and engineering services and tools from one single source. Our products can be found in many industries, including automotive, packaging, material handling and logistics, robotics, and industrial equipment (pumps/fans).A global network of distributors and representatives makes Lenze Americas perfectly positioned to meet the motion control needs of customers worldwide. Lenze Americas, the American subsidiary of Lenze SE of Germany, is headquartered in Uxbridge, Massachusetts; corporate global headquarters are in Hamelin, Germany.
Our culture: We're powered by people. Our culture is built on collaboration, innovation, and respect—where every voice matters and every idea has the potential to shape the future. We believe in balance, supporting our team with the flexibility and resources they need to thrive both professionally and personally. Lenze is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status or disability.

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