Mechanical Assembler 2

Jamco Interiors•North Charleston, SC

2d•$26 - $34•Onsite

About The Position

Performs moderately complex production, assembly, and rework operations in a manufacturing environment, working with occasional supervision while maintaining Jamco’s quality and safety standards. The role assembles and reworks products and sub-assemblies using drawings, blueprints, work orders, shop processes, and written or oral instructions. It involves operating hand tools and production equipment and working with adhesives, laminates, fiberglass/resins, potting compounds, and other production materials. The employee follows applicable BMS, BAC, JMS, and other aerospace specifications, troubleshoots assembly issues, collaborates with personnel and departments to resolve concerns, and performs or supports multiple production-area processes as assigned. Work is performed in a typical manufacturing environment. Operation of a company vehicle may be required; if applicable, employees must maintain a valid Washington State driver’s license and an acceptable driving record.

Requirements

Typically 1+ year of assembly experience; mechanical assembly, final assembly, seat assembly, bonding, or aircraft interiors experience is preferred.
Ability to read and interpret blueprints, drawings, procedures, safety rules, and work instructions.
Ability to follow written, oral, and diagram-based instructions and communicate clearly and professionally in English.
Demonstrated problem-solving skills and commitment to quality and customer requirements.
Successful completion of required pre-employment drug screening and criminal background check.
If company-vehicle operation is applicable, a valid Washington State driver’s license and acceptable driving record are required.

Nice To Haves

Basic job-related coursework or vocational training preferred.
Experience in mechanical assembly, final assembly, seat assembly, bonding, or aircraft interiors preferred.

Responsibilities

Assemble and rework products and sub-assemblies using drawings, blueprints, work orders, shop processes, and written or oral instructions.
Operate hand tools and production equipment, including screwdrivers, drills, clamps, vises, knives, gauges, scales, and temperature recorders.
Work with adhesives, laminates, fiberglass/resins, potting compounds, and other production materials.
Follow applicable BMS, BAC, JMS, and other aerospace specifications while maintaining high-quality workmanship.
Troubleshoot assembly issues and use problem-solving skills to resolve production concerns.
Collaborate with other personnel and departments to resolve issues.
Perform and support multiple production-area processes as assigned.
Maintain a valid Washington State driver’s license and acceptable driving record if company-vehicle operation is applicable.