Mechanical Tech II

Tyonek Native Corporation•Madison, AL

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Employee will assemble parts into assemblies or sub-assemblies direct from blueprints or work orders. This role involves adjusting and fitting parts using hand and power tools to fabricate complex mechanical assemblies to specifications. The position requires inspecting and adjusting completed assemblies to ensure they meet specifications, tolerances, and customer requirements. A strong understanding of metal machining, including turning, milling, shaping, and grinding processes, is essential. The role also involves using precision measurement instruments for complex inspections and suggesting process improvements. The candidate will select appropriate tools, monitor the assembly process, evaluate materials, and identify potential problems. Active participation in New Product Introduction (NPI) is expected, with the ability to make tooling and process suggestions for new products. The role requires using mathematics to solve complex mechanical assembly problems and demands a self-starter attitude.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent
6+ years' experience
Ability to read and understand complex engineering drawings
Verifiable experience using Microsoft Office products.
Must be able to read, understand, and complete projects based on blueprints.
Experience in metal machining and working knowledge of metal turning/milling/shaping and grinding processes

Responsibilities

Assemble parts into assemblies or sub-assemblies direct from blueprints or work orders.
Adjust fit as required using hand and power tools to fabricate complex mechanical assemblies to specifications.
Inspect and adjust completed assemblies to ensure specifications, tolerances and customer requirements are met.
Use precision measurement instruments to determine tolerances and perform complex mechanical inspections.
Read blueprints, engineering drawings, specifications, and work instructions to determine proper assembly sequences.
Identify and suggest process improvements.
Select the correct tool needed to do the job and make decisions on tooling requirements for specific tasks.
Monitor the assembly process and actively evaluate materials, process and environment.
Use sound judgment to detect potential problems.
Participate in 'NPI' and use experience and training to make tooling and process suggestions for new products.
Use mathematics to define or solve complex mechanical assembly problems.
Other Duties as Assigned