Assembly Technician II
$18 to $23 per hour
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$18 to $23 per hour
About the role
- Experience working with precision machined parts, assembly, cleaning, deburr, sanding, lapping, etc.
- Understanding of basic installation processes for hardware such as screws, washers, dowel pins, etc.
- Proficient at using both power and hand tools: Screwdrivers, wrenches, torque drivers, Drills, etc.
- Ability to lift objects up to 50lbs and manipulate them with care and precision
- Fine motor skills and good hand-eye coordination.
- Ability to read and follow work instructions, understand customer specifications, blueprints & drawings.
- Experience working with and mixing glues, epoxies and adhesives a plus.
- Ability to use basic measuring equipment such as calipers, tape measures, gauge pins.
- Computer experience required. Must be able to use company’s MES software to log time against jobs.
- Experience installing Heli Coils a plus.
- Clean room assembly experience a plus.
- Experience with aerospace assembly techniques, hardware and tools a big plus (match drilling, clecos, riveting, etc.).Preference will be given to candidates with prior machine shop experience.
- Willingness to learn many new skills and take on new tasks
- Reliable and Dependable
- Positive Attitude
- Professional Demeanor and Respectful to people in all situations
- Team Player - Flexible and willing to help others as needs and tasks change often
- Attention to detail
- 80%+ of work to be completed on benchtop (sit/stand)
- Well lit, clean, quiet environment
- Dedicated 4000 sq. ft assembly area, newly remodeled
- Fully climate controlled
- High mix of work
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Your notice period
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