Mechanical Assembly Specialist, Industrial Saw and Trowel Platforms

What if your next build powered a jobsite tomorrow

Picture this. A contractor uncrates a saw you assembled, fires it up, and gets flawless cuts on day one. That happens because of specialists like you who take a work order, a parts kit, and turn them into dependable cutting and sawing equipment for concrete, tile, masonry, metal, and more.

Your mission

1. Confirm the kit. Receive parts and work instructions from your Lead or Supervisor, verify correctness and condition, and escalate any issues.
2. Create the core. Pre-assemble subassemblies and wire engines, motors, and switchboxes.
3. Build the system. Assemble engine components, water pumps, blade shafts and guards, front and rear axles, transmissions, cutting heads, and additional assemblies.
4. Perfect the fit. Use hand and pneumatic tools to sand, oil, measure, bolt, wire, align, tighten, and torque to spec while reading blueprints and following documented procedures.
5. Finish strong. Touch up finishes, apply serial number decals, and paint if required.
6. Prove performance. Test run each unit, complete inspection paperwork and checklists, and notify your Supervisor for final inspection.
7. Ship with confidence. Crate or box equipment, include literature and tools, and prepare for pick-up.
8. Own the space. Keep tools and the work area clean, request tool repairs, and always follow sound safety practices; report any safety or ergonomic concerns.
9. Champion quality. Ensure parts fit properly, machines run smoothly, and finishes meet standards; suggest improvements to procedures and specifications.

Must-haves

• 1 to 2 years of mechanical assembly experience; automotive or shop exposure is a plus.
• Ability to follow verbal and written work instructions and read blueprints.
• Comfort standing for long periods and operating pneumatic tools that vibrate for short durations.
• Mechanical aptitude, confidence with hand tools, and capacity to learn specialized tasks such as basic electrical wiring.
• Detail-minded, accurate, and direction-following approach.

Technical toolkit

• Equipment Troubleshooting
• Electrical Schematics
• Troubleshooting Skills
• Machine Building/Assembling
• Mechanical Troubleshooting Skills
• Pneumatics Experience
• Single and Three Phase Power
• Motor Replacement/Repair/Maintenance
• Hydraulics Experience
• Pneumatics Troubleshooting
• Mechanical Assembly Skills
• Blueprint Reading

Machines and tech you will interact with

• Automotive Vehicles
• Power Tools
• CAD Software

Why Husqvarna

• Competitive compensation
• Benefits, including medical, dental, and vision insurance at date of hire
• A 401(k) with matching and no vesting
• An employee purchase discount on Husqvarna products
• An education assistance program
• Paid parental leave
• Eleven (11) paid holidays
• Paid vacation and sick time

Husqvarna is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer committed to providing equal opportunity in all of our employment practices, including selection, hiring, assignment, re-assignment, promotion, transfer, compensation, discipline and termination. Husqvarna prohibits discrimination, harassment and retaliation in employment based on race; color; religion; national origin; gender; sexual orientation; pregnancy; age; disability; service member status; or any other category protected by federal, state, or local law.

If you are ready to turn parts into performance and ideas into improvements, we would like to meet you.