Assembly Technician

Laborup•Mohawk, TN

21d•Onsite

About The Position

Assembly Technicians work in a manufacturing facility assembling, inspecting, finishing, and packaging plastic building materials and construction components from production lines. The role involves using hand tools, assembly equipment, and quality inspection processes to turn manufactured parts into finished products. Technicians work alongside machine operators to maintain production flow, assemble components to product specifications, inspect finished parts, and prepare products for storage or shipment. This is an active, hands-on position requiring attention to detail, consistency, and willingness to learn different production processes. Previous manufacturing or assembly experience is preferred but not required. This is a direct-hire position, not a temporary job. The position offers day or night shifts on a 12-hour rotating schedule, with 42 or more hours per week guaranteed and approximately 50% of days off. Overtime opportunities are available, along with opportunities for raises, promotions, and advancement.

Requirements

Ability to perform active, hands-on manufacturing work throughout a 12-hour shift, including standing, bending, reaching, and handling materials.
Comfort working with basic hand tools, production equipment, and measuring instruments.
Strong attention to detail and ability to follow product specifications, assembly instructions, and quality standards.
Ability to maintain a steady work pace and work effectively alongside machine operators and other production team members.
Dependable attendance, punctuality, and a strong work ethic.
Positive attitude, good energy, and willingness to contribute to a team environment.

Nice To Haves

Previous manufacturing, production, assembly, or quality inspection experience is preferred, but not required.

Responsibilities

Combine manufactured components into finished assemblies according to product specifications and work instructions.
Work alongside extrusion machine operators to maintain steady production flow and keep downstream processes moving efficiently.
Inspect parts and assemblies for defects, verify dimensions using measuring tools, and ensure products meet quality standards.
Use hand tools, pneumatic tools, scales, strappers, wrappers, labelers, and other in-line assembly equipment.
Complete trimming, finishing, labeling, wrapping, and packaging according to product specifications and customer requirements.
Organize completed products, work-in-process materials, and packaged goods for material handlers and shipment.