Manufacturing Mechanical Assembler
stem talent solutionsAddyston (OH)
Manufacturing Mechanical Assembler
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stem talent solutionsAddyston (OH)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Job Description Job Description Contract-to-Hire & Direct Hire Opportunities Assembly Technician We are seeking a reliable, detail-oriented Assembly Technician to assemble automated systems and components. This role focuses primarily on mechanical assembly with some electrical work.
Key Responsibilities:
Assemble mechanical and electrical components for automated systems.
Use hand tools and basic equipment to complete assemblies.
Follow work orders, assembly instructions, and specifications.
Inspect completed assemblies for quality and proper function.
Maintain a clean, safe, and organized work area.
Work with team members to meet production goals.
Qualifications:
Mechanical assembly or hands-on manufacturing experience preferred.
Basic mechanical knowledge; electrical experience is a plus.
Ability to safely use hand tools.
Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality.
Ability to follow instructions and work independently.
Ability to read diagrams, schematics, or technical drawings is a plus.
Company Description:
We are a firm focused in the STEM Talent Arena; Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. We build and have long term relationships with our clients and represent our clients transparently. We pride ourselves in understanding a candidate's skill set, and the culture and work environment that is a best fit for both the candidate and the client.
Company Description:
We are a firm focused in the STEM Talent Arena; Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. We build and have long term relationships with our clients and represent our clients transparently. We pride ourselves in understanding a candidate's skill set, and the culture and work environment that is a best fit for both the candidate and the client.
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