Machine Builder
gabletek robotics controls solutionsDayton (OH)
About the role
Machine Builder Automation Assembly Equipment
Location: Dayton, OH Job Type: Contract / Temporary Project Assignment
Position Overview:
Seeking an experienced Machine Builder to support a Tier 1 automotive manufacturing assembly line project in Dayton, Ohio. This position is ideal for individuals with a strong background in industrial automation, mechanical assembly, and machine building who thrive in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
Key Responsibilities:
Assemble automated machinery, production equipment, and manufacturing systems from engineering drawings and specifications Read and interpret mechanical assembly prints, layouts, and manufacturing drawings Install, align, and fit machine components to required tolerances Support machine build, integration, testing, and installation activities Operate and utilize machine shop equipment, including milling machines and lathes, as required Troubleshoot mechanical issues and assist with modifications during the build process Work closely with engineering, project management, and manufacturing teams to meet project milestones and deadlines Maintain a safe and organized work environment while adhering to company safety standards
Qualifications:
Minimum of 2 years of machine building, industrial automation, or mechanical assembly experience Strong ability to read and interpret blueprints, assembly drawings, and mechanical schematics Experience with hand tools, power tools, precision measuring instruments, and machine shop equipment Hands-on experience operating milling machines, lathes, or similar machining equipment Ability to work independently with minimal supervision Spanish language skills are a plus Must be legally authorized to work in the United States Project Details Temporary contract assignment Tier 1 automotive manufacturing project Dayton, Ohio Competitive compensation based on experience Travel accommodations for qualified non-local candidates may be provided Potential for project extension based on performance and business needs
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