Electro-Mechanical Assembly Specialist

Do you enjoy translating blueprints into flawless assemblies? Are torque sequences, micrometers, and clean work habits second nature? If so, this role puts your mechanical aptitude to work—assembling components to exact dimensions with the right tools, measurements, and methods.

Reports to: Assembly and Finishing Team Leader

Team Size/Personnel: Not applicable (no direct reports).

Authorities: Not applicable.

• Read and interpret blueprints, sketches, engineering routers, manuals, and specifications to determine dimensions/tolerances.
• Use torque wrenches with correct torque methods and sequencing.
• Verify critical features with precision measuring instruments.
• Operate grinders, jitter bugs, drills, and other hand/shop tools.
• Install thread inserts, keenserts, and various fasteners.
• Operate/troubleshoot electro etchers, hydro test pumps, and vacuum pumps.
• Move materials safely using fork trucks and overhead cranes.
• Record accurate labor data in the IDC system.
• Locate and follow current procedures in the “Available Documents” program.
• Maintain daily housekeeping and equipment cleanliness.
• Coordinate tasks and handoffs with your supervisor and coworkers.

• Every component must conform to blueprint dimensions and stated tolerances, with moving parts operating correctly.
• Internal components are kept clean and preserved; finished appearance meets standards.
• All SOPs/WIs are followed; your area remains safe, clean, and organized.

• Proven mechanical aptitude and confidence using hand tools, torque tools, and precision measuring instruments.
• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• One year of trade school, vocational training, or apprenticeship preferred (not required).
• Experience: Not applicable.
• Certification Required: Not applicable.

• Stand, walk, push, pull, reach overhead, and bend to floor.
• Lift/exert 50–100 lbs occasionally; 25–50 lbs frequently; up to 10–20 lbs constantly.
• Near acuity and accommodation for blueprint reading and small assemblies.
• Monitor machine sounds to diagnose changes and respond appropriately. Accommodations as required for communicating with employees.

• High noise from operating machines.
• Moving equipment and production components present physical hazards.
• Potential exposure to fumes, dust, and mist.
• Skin contact with oils and cutting fluids.

The employee may be required to follow other job-related instructions and to perform other job-related duties as requested, subject to all applicable state and federal laws.

Attendance is an essential job function.

We are proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer.