Assembler - Mechanical Assembly - 2nd Shift

Overview

Assemble mechanical components, read blueprints, and operate power tools on 2nd shift.

Key Responsibilities

• quality control
• component assembly
• system integration
• blueprint reading
• power tools

Tasks

-Follow assembly guidelines and adhere to quality control standards. -Assemble and integrate components and systems based on provided specifications. -Perform mechanical assembly with precision, ensuring compliance with safety protocols. -Assembly Technicians must read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings to ensure accurate component integration. -Utilize power tools and other equipment for construction and assembly processes.

Requirements

• power tools
• blueprints
• assembly experience
• safety
• detail
• 2nd shift

What You Bring

-Assembly Technicians must have proficiency in using power tools and measuring equipment (e.g., tape measures). -Strong ability to read and understand simple blueprints. -Previous experience in assembly, mechanical assembly, electrical assembly, HVAC, or general construction preferred. -Excellent attention to detail and commitment to workplace safety. -Availability to work 2nd shift (3:30 PM – 12:00 AM, Monday – Friday).

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About Gti Fabrication

-Born in Buffalo, NY, began by crafting disaster relief gear for the Defense Department, laying the groundwork for modular innovation. -Rapidly scaled by expanding into Phoenix and Monterrey to meet booming demand in energy storage and industrial fabrication. -Specialist in Defense, Energy, Industrial, Off-Shore, Oil & Gas, Construction, Renewable Energy, Disaster Relief, Modular Buildings, OEM Manufacturing. -Goodyear, AZ facility features AI-driven battery loading and full U.S. manufacturing compliance.

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