Mechanical Assembler

Posted 17 days ago

fieldbridgeMinneapolis (MN)

Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$19.30/hr

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About the role

Mechanical Assembler Field Bridge, LLC seeks a Plymouth, MN based Mechanical Assembler to work for a global water technology company. Weekly pay+ benefits. Pay/Schedule: $19.30/hr. 6am-2:30pm 30 minute lunch Monday-Friday. With great opportunity for OT, working 48 hrs/week, for example, earn weekly paychecks of $1,003 gross. Join our team in Plymouth and help build water purification systems that protect patients in dialysis clinics and hospitals across North America. Your hands-on precision directly impacts patient safety — this is manufacturing work that you'll do: Assemble and test mechanical and electrical components following detailed instructions and assembly drawings Use hand and power tools, jigs, and fixtures to build medical-grade water treatment units Perform tasks like PVC thermal welding, thread taping, and color-coded wiring Complete production documentation and perform daily 5S housekeeping audits Uphold strict safety and quality standards on every unit — zero tolerance for defects

What we're looking for: High School Diploma or GED3–5 years of assembly or manufacturing experience Strong mechanical aptitude (if you enjoy building, fixing, or working with tools, this is for you)Ability to lift up to 30 lbs, stand for long periods, and use hands for detailed work Reliable, quality-focused, and committed to safety

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