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The mechanic assembles mechanical units and fabricated parts of varying size and complexity using hand tools, jigs, fixtures, and light power equipment. They follow oral instructions, drawings, bills of material, and written procedures, fitting, aligning, adjusting, and calibrating components to meet tolerances and operating requirements. They also test assembled parts, repair units that fail performance standards, and disassemble and inspect sub‑assemblies.
Material handling duties include loading and unloading trucks, moving parts within the workspace with forklifts, hand carts, or other devices, and operating overhead cranes, rigging, and jib cranes. The role requires operation of drill presses, lathes, milling machines, pneumatic impact tools, torches, and hydraulic tools, as well as heating, bolting, and welding components.
The position requires at least two years of mechanical experience (auto mechanic experience acceptable), one year of experience with inspection tools such as calipers and micrometers, and basic welding and oxy/acetylene torch skills. Candidates must demonstrate good written and oral communication, the ability to work independently or as part of a team, and be comfortable operating fork trucks and jib cranes.