What are the responsibilities and job description for the Manual Machinist position at E.A. Fischione Instruments, Inc.?
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Mechanical assembler
Mechanical assembler
Do you have the three qualities that make you a great mechanical assembler?
Do you:
- Enjoy figuring out how things work? Your mind works through the tools, the parts, and the process; solving mechanical problems is a challenge you enjoy.
- Measure twice, cut once? You take pride in double-checking your work, spotting problems before they happen, and getting the job done right the first time.
- Have steady hands and sharp focus? You zero in when the work is intricate and focus on accuracy and consistency throughout the process; you strive to make the smallest details correct.
Responsibilities
You will assemble and test small assemblies that involve many parts. An eye for alignment, surface finish, precision tolerances, and part appearance is critical.
You will also:
- Use lathes, milling machines, drill presses, and other tools to fit and size parts
- Assemble parts while using eye loupes and microscopes
- Clean and prepare parts for assembly
- Bond parts using solder or adhesives
- Inspect parts and assemblies using micrometers, indicators, an optical comparator, and a measuring microscope
- Five years of mechanical experience; 10 years of experience is preferred
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Valid driver’s license
- Proudly local, globally trusted. For more than 50 years, we’ve been building world-class scientific tools in Export, PA.
- Precision is our craft. Every product we make is built to exacting standards so that researchers can push the limits of science. We are not adding workers to an assembly line; we are looking for people who want to craft precision instruments and build a career in a high-tech field.
- Growth you can count on. Recognized eight times by the Pittsburgh Business Times as one of the area’s fastest-growing companies.
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