Assembly Level I (First Shift)

PCC Talent Acquisition Portal•Wilder, KY

About The Position

Assembly Level I is an entry-level assembly mechanic position requiring significant direct supervision. The role performs basic assembly tasks using technical documents, prints, work instructions, templates, jigs, and fixtures. Tasks include minor part-fitting and fastening operations, using hand-held measuring tools to verify dimensions, and completing basic inspection and part-marking activities. The position requires basic experience with mechanical processes and methods, and typically calls for 0–1 years of experience with evidence of strong mechanical aptitude. The role is primarily performed sitting (90% of the time), with standing and walking each accounting for 5% of the time. Lifting or carrying is limited to a maximum of 35 pounds. To comply with U.S. Government export control regulations, applicants may need to be U.S. Persons or eligible to obtain the required export authorizations.

Requirements

  • Typically 0–1 years of experience; basic experience working with mechanical processes and methods is required.
  • Evidence of strong mechanical aptitude.
  • Ability to use basic hand tools and assembly tools such as clamps, rivet guns, countersinks, and drills.
  • Ability to use basic inspection tools such as scales, micrometers, calipers, and feeler gauges.
  • GED or high school diploma preferred but not required.
  • May need to be a U.S. Person or eligible to obtain required U.S. Government export authorizations.

Responsibilities

  • With direct supervision, load assembly components onto fixtures and jigs before clamping, drilling, adhering, and fastening them.
  • Perform basic inspection operations to ensure component alignment, clearance, cleanliness, and fastening.
  • Mark parts.
  • Maintain area organization and cleanliness throughout the shift.
  • Perform minor part-fitting operations such as filing, sawing, burring, crimping, trimming, framing, mixing and using two-part sealants and epoxy, riveting, installing freeze-fit bushings, drilling, reaming, and countersinking close-tolerance holes.
  • Use basic hand-held measuring tools to verify part dimensions.
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