Equipment Assembly Technician

Bachmann Chemical and Engineering•Torrington, CT

13d•Onsite

About The Position

Dymax, part of the Bachmann Chemical & Engineering family of brands, is seeking a results-focused, innovative, self-driven, and well-qualified individual to join their talented team as an Equipment Assembly Technician. Based out of Torrington, Connecticut, the technician will consistently meet or surpass customer expectations by efficiently assembling UV curing and dispensing equipment while also meeting quality standards, deadlines, lines-on-time, results metrics, and maintaining safety diligence and assembly best practices. The role involves accurately assembling equipment and related products by following and interpreting engineering drawings, bills of materials, work orders, work instructions, and standard operating procedures. It also includes assembling components into larger subassemblies and finished units by inspecting, fitting, and fastening parts with hand tools, small power tools, and fixtures. The technician will eliminate product discrepancies and nonconformances through thorough examination and testing of finished goods, peer reviewing work quality standards, and identifying and troubleshooting quality issues, then implementing corrective actions. Maintaining dependable Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) records through accurate input entries and executing key electronic transfers and search functions is also a key part of the role. Additionally, the technician will maintain supply inventory by checking quantities in stock, anticipating needed supplies, placing orders, and verifying receipt, while proactively communicating inventory issues to the manager and researching discrepancies under the Production Manager’s direction. Facilitating continuous improvement by identifying potential sources of quality concerns and production bottlenecks, then problem-solving and innovating solutions under the Production Manager’s direction is expected. The role also involves developing and fine-tuning assembly techniques and procedures by establishing and documenting best practices, then providing timely feedback to Engineering and Production Support teams for both existing products and new product development processes.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED/equivalent
1+ year(s) experience in equipment assembly, maintenance, inspection, and/or quality control
Ability to interpret technical drawings, schematics, and procedures
Routinely use screwdrivers, pliers, electric screwdrivers, and other hand tools
Computer navigation and utilization skills essential
Applicants must be authorized to work for any employer in the U.S. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment Visa at this time.

Nice To Haves

experience in electronics assembly preferred
Experience with JDE E1 or other ERP system preferred

Responsibilities

Accurately assemble equipment and related products by following and interpreting engineering drawings, bills of materials, work orders, work instructions and standard operating procedures.
Assemble components into larger subassemblies and finished units by inspecting, fitting, and fastening parts with hand tools, small power tools, and fixtures.
Eliminate product discrepancies and nonconformances by thorough examination and testing of finished goods, peer reviewing work quality standards, and identifying and troubleshooting quality issues then implementing corrective actions to prevent future recurrence.
Maintain dependable Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) records by performing transactional integrity through accurate input entries and by executing key electronic transfers and search functions.
Maintain supply inventory by checking quantities in stock, anticipating needed supplies, placing orders for supplies, and verifying receipt of orders. Also, by proactively communicate inventory issues to manager and – under the Production Manager’s direction – researching inventory discrepancies.
Facilitate continuous improvement by identifying potential sources of quality concerns and production bottlenecks then – under the Production Manager’s direction – problem-solving issues and innovating solutions.
Develop and fine-tune assembly techniques and procedures by establishing and documenting best practices then providing timely feedback to Engineering and Production Support teams for both existing products and new product development processes.