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Manufacturing Assembler - Mechanical Assembly & Production

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rose internationalKirkland (WA)

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Job TitleJob Description Required Education: High school diploma or equivalent Required Experience/Skills: Minimum 2 years of experience in assembly, manufacturing, or a related production environment required Basic mechanical aptitude and ability to use hand tools and power tools Ability to follow detailed instructions, procedures, and safety guidelines Basic knowledge of assembly processes and production equipment Strong attention to detail and ability to perform repetitive manual tasks accurately Ability to make simple judgments in routine situations using established procedures Good teamwork and communication skills Must be able to work overtime Job Duties: Assemble mechanical units, fabricated parts/components, and/or electrical/electronic systems into subassemblies, assemblies, or complete units Use hand tools, power tools, jigs, fixtures, and miscellaneous equipment during assembly operations Fit, align, calibrate, and adjust parts and mechanisms to meet product tolerances and operating requirements Inspect assembled units to ensure quality and compliance with specifications Repair or rework units and products that fail to meet quality or operational requirements Follow clearly defined procedures, work instructions, and safety standards Maintain a clean and organized work area Perform routine and manual production tasks as assignedOnly those lawfully authorized to work in the designated country associated with the position will be considered.Please note that all Position start dates and duration are estimates and may be reduced or lengthened based upon a client's business needs and requirements.

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