Repair Assembly Tech II

Description

The Machine Assembly Technician performs hands‑on daily machine assembly operations under limited supervision from the Repair Center Supervisor. The role requires reading and interpreting blueprints and engineering instructions and using hand tools, power tools, measuring devices, and electromechanical equipment.

Daily duties include disassembly, inspection, documentation, balancing, assembly, and testing of machines in the repair department, following shop procedures, drawings, engineering bulletins, and other documentation. The technician works from engineering drawings, specifications, and verbal instructions, interfaces with customers on repair reviews while protecting confidential information, and ensures quality by adhering to the Quality Plan, proper sign‑offs, and 5S procedures.

• Disassemble, inspect, document, balance, assemble, and test machines in the repair department.
• Read and follow shop procedures, engineering drawings, bulletins, and other documentation.
• Interface with customers for repair reviews while safeguarding confidential information.
• Use hand tools, power tools, and precision measuring instruments to ensure accurate dimensions.
• Organize disassembly/reassembly photos and write clear root‑cause reports for quoting.
• Follow the Quality Plan, complete required sign‑offs, and ensure compliance before shipment.
• Perform skilled fitting to meet exacting tolerances and quality standards.
• Interpret production order instructions and plan efficient assembly methods.
• Record accurate time data in SAP and forward completed work to the next work center.
• Troubleshoot machines on test stands, addressing vibration, temperature, noise, and other issues.
• Plan work to meet delivery commitments and target a 90%+ on‑time delivery rate.
• Adhere to all safety rules, keep the work area clean, and maintain hand tools and equipment.
• Implement and sustain 5S procedures and meet scheduling goals.
• Provide feedback to the Production Manager, suggest process improvements, and resolve production issues.
• Perform regular preventive maintenance on department equipment.

Requirements

A high school diploma or GED is preferred, along with trade knowledge equivalent to an apprenticeship program. Candidates typically have more than five years of machine assembly experience, and supervisory experience is a plus.

The role demands strong mechanical aptitude, proficiency with precision measuring instruments, and the ability to read engineering drawings; machinist skills and experience with rotating equipment maintenance are advantageous. Physical requirements include standing, walking, or sitting for long periods, lifting at least 75 lb, and performing detailed visual inspections with fine motor control. All qualified applicants will be considered without regard to protected characteristics.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance