Mechanical Assembly Technician

Federal Signal Openings•Albuquerque, NM

About The Position

Ground Force/Mega Worldwide of Albuquerque is hiring an Assembly Technician to meet production demands by completing equipment assembly jobs promptly and producing quality work. The role assembles and installs components and subassemblies on manufactured equipment using methods including drilling, tapping, punching, machining, wiring, low-voltage electrical work, hydraulic plumbing with hard lines and hoses, and equipment testing to design specifications. The technician works with other disciplines, follows drawings and specifications, and coordinates with the Lead and Quality Control. Starting pay is $23–$28 per hour, depending on experience. Employees are expected to work professionally and respectfully with others, communicate effectively with supervisors and engineers, and prioritize on-time, high-quality work. The workplace is drug-free and requires pre-employment testing.

Requirements

Experience with hydraulics, hoses, fittings, welding, and schematics.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Three years of practical experience assembling heavy machinery or equipment, or in related disciplines, evidenced through employment history, training, certification, interview, or practical tests as required.
Ability to perform technical assembly tasks using ordinary equipment-assembly tools, including laying out, terminating, and connecting wiring and plumbing; laying out and installing mechanical equipment; and testing completed assemblies and making repairs or modifications if required.
Ability to work flexibly with other disciplines and adapt to changing work priorities.
Ability to read, interpret, and follow drawings and blueprints.
Ability to perform calculations and solve practical problems related to heavy-equipment assembly.
Knowledge of the methods, techniques, materials, and tools used in equipment assembly.
Professional and respectful interactions, effective communication with supervisors and engineers, and a professional approach to workplace issues.
Ability to meet pre-employment testing requirements for the drug-free workplace.

Responsibilities

Assemble and install equipment components and subassemblies using appropriate methods and techniques.
Perform wiring, low-voltage electrical work, hydraulic plumbing, and equipment operational testing to design specifications.
Ensure work is properly performed, inspected, and documented according to company policies, procedures, and customer expectations.
Maintain production pace and remain aware of job deadlines.
Keep the Lead informed of work progress and promptly report issues that could delay work.
Identify safety or compliance concerns, intervene in unsafe or non-compliant activities, and promptly notify the Lead.
Review Job Master Work Authorizations, drawings, notes, and change orders to ensure work complies with specifications.
Maintain a clean, safe, and orderly work area; control parts and materials and put away shop supplies and tools when not in use.
Coordinate work in progress with other personnel, including during day-to-day shift changes.
Coordinate with the Lead and Quality Control to ensure timely inspections.
Use assigned time, tools, and materials efficiently and allocate labor and materials to the correct job.
Perform other duties as assigned by the Lead.