Sonic Drill Rig Assembly Technician

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terra sonic internationalMarietta (OH)

Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers Oil and Gas Field Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing

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About the role

Job Description: About Terra Sonic International Terra Sonic International builds the world’s most advanced sonic drilling systems — engineered for precision, power, and True Sonic Technology™. Our sonic heads run at 0 to 150 HERTZ, drive oscillating forces up to 50,000 lbs, and are trusted across industries where accuracy and reliability are non‑negotiable. About This Role The Assembly Technician I builds the foundational sub‑assemblies and full end-to-end components that become Terra Sonic’s world‑class sonic drill rigs. This is hands‑on, technical work where every hose, fitting, and hydraulic line influences performance in the field. As an Assembly Technician, the systems you build become the foundation of every Terra Sonic Rig. Your precision directly affects drill performance, reliability, and operator safety.

What You'll Do: Build the Rig — End to End Assemble small and mid‑size mechanical and hydraulic sub‑assemblies. Build up full rig systems from tracks → hoses → hydraulic tanks → precision components. Work from engineering drawings, schematics, and instructions. Own Mechanical & Hydraulic Systems Work with pumps, valves, fittings, and high-pressure hydraulics. Troubleshoot mechanical and hydraulic issues. Collaborate & Problem Solve Partner with senior techs, engineers, and team leads.

What We’re Looking For: High school diploma or GED required.

Experience: 2+ year of mechanical assembly, fabrication, or manufacturing experience Mechanical aptitude Versatility & attention to detail Positive attitude — asks questions, stays engaged Team mentality

Preferred Experience: Heavy equipment experience Hydraulics: pumps, valves, fittings Electrical background (nice to have)Why Join Terra Sonic International? Competitive compensation and benefits Opportunities for long-term career advancement Hands-on, team-driven work environment Industry-leading technology and equipment Strong commitment to safety and employee development

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