Assembly Technician

AVStar Fuel Systems•Spartanburg, SC

8h•$17 - $20

About The Position

Airflow Performance develops our employees to their highest potential, come join us! The Assembly Test Technician assembles and tests various components which Airflow supports, ensuring all products meet quality and safety standards in accordance with applicable work instructions. The Assembly Test Technician utilizes technical diagrams and work instructions, uses tools and machinery to assemble parts, troubleshoots any issues, and conducts thorough testing to verify functionality. Attention to detail, adherence to protocols, and a meticulous approach are crucial in this role to ensure the reliability and performance of the final product, while all applicable documentation is accurate embracing and demonstrating Airflow's Core Values of Integrity, Trust, Teamwork, and Accountability. The Assembly Technician consistently exceeds expectations in their performance. They take ownership of tasks, demonstrate leadership qualities, and contribute innovative ideas to improve processes or products. They exhibit strong adaptability and resilience in challenging situations. Experience as an automotive mechanic is highly preferred as the learned skills transfer very well into this role. The Grade 1 Technician demonstrates competency in the role, meeting job requirements and expectations, consistently exhibiting reliability, punctuality, and a willingness to learn and improve.

Requirements

Minimum 3 years mechanical experience with strong mechanical aptitude.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team always following procedural processes.
Good organizational skills and ability to work with minimal supervision with attention to detail.
Ability to perform repetitive tasks accurately.
Ability to accurately perform basic computer tasks in Company ERP system.

Nice To Haves

Experience as an automotive mechanic is highly preferred as the learned skills transfer very well into this role.

Responsibilities

The Grade 1 Technician is new to the position, learning to overhaul, build new, and test carburetors and/or servos.
All work is being accomplished under the supervision of a Grade 2 Technician or higher.
Learn to evaluate all cores and their associated documents before beginning assembly and test.
Confirm the accuracy of information in the documented sleeve accurately describes the parts in the bin.
Establish and understand the latest information for the system in question is readily available and thoroughly understood before Assembly and Test work begins.
Ensure that the assembly and test of the fuel system is in compliance with equipment manufacturer's overhaul manual and Airflow's Quality Manual requirements.
Conform to quality procedures, standard operating procedures, and company work instructions always seeking continuous improvement
All employees should maintain the Quality System based on current knowledge and understanding of the required procedural conformances.
Must pass pre-employment drug test, and any random drug tests.
Maintain detailed, organized, and accurate documentation.
Keep work area clean and orderly.