Mechanical Assembler
quality machine fabTulsa (OK)
$22–$24/hr
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Job DescriptionNOW HIRING: Industrial Equipment Assembler Oil & Gas Manufacturing | $22–$24/hrLooking for a hands-on position where you can put your mechanical skills to work? We are currently seeking Industrial Equipment Assemblers to join a busy manufacturing team in the oil & gas industry. If you have experience working with mechanical components, industrial equipment, tools, or manufacturing processes, this could be a great opportunity to grow your skills and build a career in the industry.
What You'll Be Doing:
- Assemble and prepare valves, piping components, and industrial equipment
- Perform pressure and hydrostatic testing on completed assemblies
- Follow blueprints, schematics, and assembly instructions
- Measure and inspect parts to ensure proper fit and quality
- Operate a variety of hand and power tools
- Identify assembly issues and make necessary adjustments
- Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area
- Follow company safety procedures and quality requirements
Qualifications:
- Previous experience in mechanical assembly, manufacturing, maintenance, or industrial environments preferred
- Comfortable working with hand and power tools
- Ability to understand blueprints, schematics, and technical drawings
- Strong mechanical and problem-solving skills
- Good attention to detail and ability to produce quality work
- Reliable attendance and a strong work ethic
- Willingness to learn new equipment and processes
- Experience in These Areas Is a PlusValve or equipment assembly
- Pressure testing
- Hydrostatic testing
- Oil & gas manufacturing
- Pumps and mechanical systems
- Industrial equipment repair or maintenance
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