Manufacturing Assembly Technician

  • Full-time

Highlights

The Manufacturing Assembly Technician is responsible for the assembly, fitting, testing, troubleshooting, and inspection of precision mechanical and electro-mechanical products supporting Department of Defense (DoD) and commercial manufacturing programs. This position requires a skilled tradesperson capable of interpreting engineering drawings, assembling complex components, operating specialized equipment, and ensuring products meet strict quality and customer specifications.

Numbers & Facts

LocationGranger, IN
Job TypeFull-time

Description

Position Summary


The Manufacturing Assembly Technician is responsible for the assembly, fitting, testing, troubleshooting, and inspection of precision mechanical and electro-mechanical products supporting Department of Defense (DoD) and commercial manufacturing programs. This position requires a skilled tradesperson capable of interpreting engineering drawings, assembling complex components, operating specialized equipment, and ensuring products meet strict quality and customer specifications.


The ideal candidate is mechanically inclined, detail-oriented, and capable of working independently while maintaining the highest standards of workmanship, safety, and quality.


Essential Duties & Responsibilities

  •  Assemble mechanical and electro-mechanical components from engineering drawings, work instructions, and assembly procedures. 
  •  Utilize hand tools, power tools, pneumatic tools, hydraulic presses, arbor presses, torque tools, and measuring equipment. 
  •  Perform precision fitting, drilling, tapping, reaming, fastening, staking, riveting, bonding, and press-fit operations. 
  •  Install bearings, bushings, seals, pins, fasteners, springs, electrical connectors, and other precision components. 
  •  Perform soldering, wiring, cable termination, and basic electrical assembly when required. 
  •  Conduct continuity, resistance, insulation, functional, and operational testing using multimeters, test fixtures, and specialized testing equipment. 
  •  Troubleshoot assembly issues and recommend corrective actions. 
  •  Identify defective parts, nonconforming materials, and process improvements. 
  •  Read and interpret engineering drawings, assembly prints, bills of material (BOMs), and military specifications. 
  •  Maintain accurate production records and inspection documentation. 
  •  Verify dimensions using precision measuring instruments including: 
    •  Calipers 
    •  Micrometers 
    •  Height gauges 
    •  Pin gauges 
    •  Thread gauges 
    •  Torque measuring devices 
  •  Work closely with Engineering, Machining, Quality, and Production departments to resolve manufacturing issues. 
  •  Maintain clean, organized, and safe work areas following 5S principles. 
  •  Follow all company safety procedures, quality standards, and DoD manufacturing requirements. 

Qualifications

Required


  •  3+ years of manufacturing or assembly experience. 
  •  Ability to read mechanical drawings and blueprints. 
  •  Experience using precision measuring equipment. 
  •  Proficient with hand and power tools. 
  •  Mechanical aptitude with strong troubleshooting skills. 
  •  Ability to work independently with minimal supervision. 
  •  Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality. 
Preferred


  •  Experience with Department of Defense manufacturing. 
  •  IPC soldering experience. 
  •  Experience with hydraulic or pneumatic assemblies. 
  •  Experience assembling machined aluminum and steel components. 
  •  Familiarity with military specifications and quality systems. 
  •  Forklift and overhead crane experience. 
  •  Basic computer skills for production documentation. 

Skills

The successful candidate will demonstrate proficiency in:


  •  Mechanical assembly 
  •  Precision fitting 
  •  Electrical soldering 
  •  Wiring and cable routing 
  •  Press operations 
  •  Bearing installation 
  •  Hydraulic assembly 
  •  Pneumatic assembly 
  •  Blueprint interpretation 
  •  Inspection techniques 
  •  Quality verification 
  •  Root cause troubleshooting 
  •  Lean manufacturing principles 
  •  Continuous improvement 
  •  Safe operation of manufacturing equipment 

Equipment Used

  •  Hand tools 
  •  Pneumatic tools 
  •  Electric power tools 
  •  Hydraulic presses 
  •  Arbor presses 
  •  Torque wrenches 
  •  Torque screwdrivers 
  •  Drill presses 
  •  Band saws 
  •  Belt sanders 
  •  Soldering stations 
  •  Multimeters 
  •  Continuity testers 
  •  Test fixtures 
  •  Calipers 
  •  Micrometers 
  •  Height gauges 
  •  Thread gauges 
  •  Pin gauges 
  •  Hoists and overhead cranes

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