Mechanical Coordinator

Posted 3 days ago

abco automationSalem (WV)

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Junior

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About the role

ABCO is looking for an entry level mechanical coordinator. Our ideal candidate would be a recent Mechanical Engineering graduate who is looking to get their foot in the door with a growing Automation Design and Integration company. In this role the coordinators work to ensure on-time delivery and that customer specifications are met within cost and quality objectives. Specifically, this role will focus primarily upon the mechanical scope of Build to Print projects.
Major Accountabilities: Ability to read mechanical and pneumatic drawings. Can evaluate and source mechanical components. Plans & coordinates the production of parts and assemblies working with Build-to-Print, manufacturing, and outside vendors. Assures optimum production, quality, and delivery. Communicates effectively with BTP mechanics/electricians, customers, and suppliers Develop and maintain customer relationships that promote sales and company growth. Effectively coordinates multiple jobs to ensure cost budgets and schedules are met Works with vendors for outside services and components in order to meet customer specifications and minimize costs. Work is free from errors or omissions with attention to detail. Works to ensure that actual costs do not exceed budgeted costs. Assists quotation effort to accurately estimate and win new business. Assists with the development of procedures and process flows to minimize costs, improve quality, and improve deliveries.

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