Precision Assembly Technician — In‑Process Quality

Role Overview

Step into a hands-on role where precision and quality meet. As a Precision Assembly Technician — In‑Process Quality, you’ll translate packing lists and assembly drawings into finished, inspected, and packaged orders that meet exact specifications. Your attention to detail and commitment to safe practices will keep production moving smoothly.

A Day in the Life

• Begin your shift by reviewing packing lists, parts lists, assembly drawings, and work instructions to plan your build sequence.
• Assemble products and subassemblies using established procedures and specifications, verifying fit and alignment of components as you go.
• Secure fasteners and complete assemblies with accuracy and efficiency.
• Conduct in-process quality checks to catch defects, missing components, or assembly errors early.
• Package completed orders to customer and company standards.
• Flag equipment, material, process, or quality concerns to the Team Leader right away.
• Support coworkers by sharing best practices and assisting with on-the-job training.
• Keep your work area organized and safe; follow all safety rules and procedures.
• Take on additional tasks assigned by the Team Leader, Production Supervisor, or Manager.

What You Bring

• Experience in assembly, manufacturing, production, or warehouse environments preferred.
• Ability to read and understand assembly drawings, work instructions, and packing lists.
• High attention to detail and a quality-first mindset.
• Strong manual dexterity and hand–eye coordination.
• Comfort working both independently and as part of a team.
• Clear communication and practical problem-solving skills.
• Dependable attendance and punctuality.

Physical Requirements

• Manual dexterity and good eyesight for precise assembly work.
• Lift and move up to 50 pounds.
• Stand for extended periods during the shift.
• Perform repetitive hand and arm motions.