Finish Assembly Tech----$22-$30/hr---Tools Provided

Bonnell Industries Inc•Dixon, IL

10d•$22 - $30

About The Position

The Finish Assembly Technician completes the final assembly, installation, functional testing, and correction of new truck equipment packages. The role includes installing equipment and accessories such as lighting, snowplows, wings, tarps, and other job-specific components and options. The technician verifies that installed equipment functions properly through operational testing, identifies deficiencies, and makes needed adjustments or repairs. The position also corrects installation or functional issues identified during Quality Control inspections. Strong mechanical aptitude, working knowledge of truck-mounted hydraulic and electrical systems, troubleshooting skills, and attention to detail are important to ensure each truck meets quality and functional expectations.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Strong mechanical aptitude and hands-on mechanical assembly experience.
Experience using hand and power tools.
Ability to read and follow work instructions, drawings, installation documentation, and equipment specifications.
Basic understanding of mechanical, hydraulic, and 12V electrical systems.
Ability to inspect completed work and identify installation or workmanship issues.
Demonstrated troubleshooting and problem-solving ability.
Ability to make mechanical adjustments and repairs based on issues discovered during testing or inspection.
Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanship.
Ability to work independently and take ownership of completing assigned trucks.
Ability to safely perform the physical requirements of the position.
Commitment to safe work practices.

Nice To Haves

At least 2 years of experience in truck equipment installation, automotive, heavy equipment, agricultural equipment, fleet maintenance, or a similar mechanical environment.
Experience installing or servicing snowplows, wings, dump bodies, tarp systems, or other vocational truck equipment.
Experience performing final assembly, equipment setup, functional testing, or vehicle/equipment inspection.
Working knowledge of mobile hydraulic systems and 12V electrical systems.
Experience troubleshooting mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical equipment.
Ability to read basic hydraulic and electrical schematics.
Experience diagnosing and correcting equipment installation or operational problems.
Experience working from quality inspection reports, punch lists, or similar corrective-action documentation.
Basic fabrication or welding experience; beneficial but not required.
Vocational or technical training in automotive technology, diesel technology, industrial mechanics, hydraulics, electrical systems, or a related field.

Responsibilities

Perform final assembly and installation of truck equipment, components, and job-specific accessories.
Install and complete snowplows, wings, lighting, tarp systems, and other specified truck equipment and options.
Complete final mechanical connections, adjustments, hardware installation, and finishing details necessary to prepare trucks for operation.
Review work instructions, drawings, specifications, and job requirements to verify that all required equipment and options have been installed.
Functionally test completed truck equipment and systems, including plows, wings, dump bodies, hoists, tarp systems, lighting, and controls as applicable.
Identify operational or installation problems such as leaks, loose connections, interference, adjustment issues, and other deficiencies.
Diagnose and complete necessary repairs, adjustments, and corrections found during testing.
Complete repairs, changes, and corrective work identified during Quality Control inspections.
Work with supervisors, QC personnel, and other assembly departments to resolve installation or functional issues.
Retest affected systems to verify repairs and corrections before releasing trucks.
Perform final visual inspections for missing hardware, improperly secured components, routing concerns, fit-and-finish issues, and other deficiencies.
Operate hand tools, power tools, diagnostic equipment, overhead cranes, forklifts, and other equipment required for final assembly and repairs.
Document completed work, testing, repairs, and QC corrections using company systems and required documentation.
Communicate missing, incorrect, damaged, or defective components to the appropriate supervisor or parts coordinator.
Complete assigned work within established production hours while maintaining quality and safety standards.
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment.
Support other final assembly activities as required to ensure completed trucks meet customer and company requirements.