Assembly Technician
rm equipment companySpring City (PA)
About the role
Job Description:
Assembly Technician: Join our growing team in Spring City, PA as an Assembly Technician where you will assemble, paint and test industrial blower package equipment. Other duties include assembly of equipment, testing of the equipment, preparing equipment for painting and shipping, keeping records, maintaining equipment and housekeeping. This is a team environment where we support one another. We’re looking for a hard-working individual who enjoys meeting challenges and surpassing customer expectations. If you are passionate about the work you do, take pride in doing the job well, and want a company that you can stay and grow with, then R&M Equipment is for you!
Duties & Responsibilities:
Read and understand mechanical drawings and blueprints. Complete all aspects of machine assembly, cutting steel material, painting, drive alignment and general housekeeping.· Follow instructions from area Leads, Supervisors, and Management Assist in general housekeeping of work area
Skills & Qualifications:
5 years’ experience a plus – but willing to train High school diploma or equivalent Read blueprints and shop drawings Read tape measure Ability to operate power tools Valid driver’s license Basic math and use of measurements in order to properly assemble projects Ability to operate Forklift Ability to multitask, work in team environment, demonstrate accountability and professionalism
Benefits:
Excellent wages and benefits Health care 401k with company match Paid PTO and holidays.
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