Manufacturing Assembly Technician (1st Shift)- Rail Traction Components

Siemens•Alpharetta, GA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Siemens is seeking a Manufacturing Assembly Technician for their Rail Traction Components division. This role focuses on building precision gear components that are essential for rail systems. The technician will be responsible for assembling, disassembling, and cleaning gear components, operating production equipment, and adhering to drawings and guidelines to ensure high-quality products. Collaboration with supervisors and engineers is key to troubleshooting production issues and maintaining safe, reliable operations. The position is for the 1st shift, Monday-Thursday, 6:30 am - 5:00 pm.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required.
Working knowledge of arithmetic, algebra, geometry, statistics, and their practical applications.
Ability to communicate clearly in English and accurately document, record, store, and maintain written or electronic information.
Knowledge of environmental health and safety regulations, product standards, workmanship requirements, and assembly procedures.
Basic computer skills and knowledge of production processes, raw materials, quality control, costs, and lean manufacturing principles.
Knowledge of machines, power tools, and hand tools, including their operation, uses, repair, and operator-level maintenance.
Applicants must be legally authorized for employment in the United States without needing current or future employer-sponsored work authorization.

Nice To Haves

Candidates should be willing to work in non-climate-controlled environments and inclement weather if required or if applicable.

Responsibilities

Assemble and disassemble gearboxes by mounting housings and couplings, installing gears, bearings, spacers, covers, fasteners, and related components.
Use hand and power tools to align, fit, fasten, drill, and tap parts according to specifications.
Read and interpret schematics, blueprints, and work orders to complete assembly activities accurately.
Measure dimensions, tolerances, and clearances with precision instruments; inspect, test, and adjust units to meet quality and customer requirements.
Mark identifying information, attach nameplates, clean work areas and parts, and maintain tool inventory.
Partner with supervisors, engineers, and team members to review work, explain procedures, conduct 6S audits and safety walks, and improve processes and workflows.