Assembler - Manufacturing

Overview

Assemble mechanical/electrical components for air pressurization equipment.

Key Responsibilities

• materials handling
• assembly
• quality inspection
• preventative maintenance
• process optimization
• team training

Tasks

-Parts and materials handling as required. -Using mechanical and electrical assembly techniques assembles components, sub-assemblies and major components to manufacture air pressurization equipment.May perform a variety of different assemblies. -Assist and train co-workers. -Notify appropriate personnel if router, E.C.O. or OMS changes are needed. -Determine best procedure to do production run efficiently and accurately. -May be required to make changes or adjustments to prints and parts to complete the assembly. -Inspect own work to ensure operational and accurate.Verify each installation to operational method sheet. -Follow safe job practices.Verify equipment functions and accuracy.Perform preventative maintenance as required and ensure work environment is safe.

Requirements

• heavy lifting
• schematics
• technical drawings
• hand tools
• power tools

What You Bring

-Some lifting requirements of over 50 lbs. in areas (on occasional basis) -Works from schematics, technical drawings. Will also be given other verbal and written instructions. -Must have working knowledge of a variety of hand tools as well as power tools to perform the job. Required

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Benefits

-Tuition Assistance Program -Medical, Dental, Vision and Prescription Drug Program -Supplemental Insurance including Hospital Indemnity, Critical Illness and Accident Insurance -Retirement 401(k) Traditional or Roth Program Options with Company Match -Short Term and Long Term Disability Leave -Employee Assistance and Mental Health/Substance Abuse Program -Flexible Spending Accounts -Additional Wellness Programs and Rewards Available -Parental Leave -Life Insurance, Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance -Vacation and Holidays

About Altec

-Born in 1929, it grew from a small utility equipment business into a global brand. -Public and private fleets rely on its signature bucket trucks, cranes, digger derricks and aerial devices to connect communities. -Over the decades it evolved into multiple divisions—from manufacturing and rental to capital services—under a unified holding structure. -Bolstered by strategic acquisitions, it blends in‑house fabrication with custom engineering across its North American facilities. -It pioneered fleet electrification and data‑driven fleet insights, integrating telematics and digital analytics into heavy equipment. -Flagship projects range from electrical utilities and telecom lines to tree‑care, signage maintenance and contractor fleets.

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Security Clearance

-pre-employment drug screen (including thc) and background check required.