Mechanical Assembly Technician in Trenton

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Benefits: Dental insurance Health insurance Vision insurance Mechanical Assembly Technician – Ultrasonic Tank Assembly
Location: Ewing, NJ Schedule: Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM–3:30 PMAbout the Role We are seeking a Mechanical Assembler to assemble ultrasonic cleaning tanks and mechanical systems. This position focuses exclusively on mechanical assembly, working with stainless-steel frames, plumbing components, and mechanical subassemblies. Ideal candidates will have strong hands-on mechanical experience, familiarity with hand/power tools, and the ability to follow blueprints or technical drawings. Job stability is important for this role.
Key Responsibilities: Assemble mechanical components, frames, and ultrasonic tank subassemblies Use hand tools, power tools, torque tools, and precision measuring instruments Read and interpret mechanical blueprints, schematics, and technical drawings Install mechanical fittings, brackets, panels, and plumbing connections Perform mechanical testing, inspection, and alignment of assembled units Verify measurements, tolerances, and part fitment with calipers/micrometers Maintain a clean, safe, organized work environment following 5S guidelines Complete work orders, inspection logs, and production documentation Collaborate with engineering and quality teams when assembly issues arise Requirements 1–3 years of mechanical assembly or hands-on trade experience Proficient with hand tools, power tools, and precision measuring tools Ability to read and understand mechanical drawings/blueprints Experience in HVAC, plumbing, fabrication, tank assembly, or equipment assembly Basic understanding of mechanical systems, fittings, and alignment Ability to lift 50 lbs and stand for extended periods Stable work history required (minimum 1–2 years in previous roles)Strong work ethic, dependability, and attention to detail

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