Assembly Mechanic

Precision Castparts; Tulsa (OK); On-site; USD 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

Walden’s Machine in Tulsa, OK is seeking an entry level assembly mechanic to join a 24‑hour facility. Under direct supervision you will perform basic assembly tasks, read technical documents and work instructions, and use templates and fixtures to fit parts.

You will use basic hand tools and simple inspection devices, maintain a clean work area, and support other duties as needed. 0–1 years experience and a GED or HS diploma preferred but not required.

Qualifications

• Basic assembly tasks under supervision.
• Reading prints and work instructions.
• Using templates, jigs and fixtures for part fit.
• Verifying dimensions with basic measurement tools.

Responsibilities

• With direct supervision, load components on fixtures and assemble.
• Perform basic inspection for alignment, cleanliness and fastening.
• Maintain area organization and cleanliness throughout shift.
• Use computers and other devices for basic tasks.
• Other duties as needed by the business.

Skills

Basic hand tools

Inspection tools

Education

GED/HS diploma

Job description

Walden’s Machine offers a complete range of products and services including high speed machining (3, 4 & 5 axis medium/complex aluminum and hard metal machining), kitting, assembly and integration, decorative coatings, airfoil/propulsion structures specialist and global supply chain management. Walden’s is a 24 hour facility.

Position Summary

This is an entry level assembly mechanic position requiring significant supervision to perform a variety of entry level assembly tasks. These tasks require basic competencies in determining the right tool for the job, reading technical documents, prints and work instructions, using templates, jigs and fixtures to execute minor part-fitting operations such as filing, sawing, burring, crimping, trimming, framing, mixing and using two part sealants and epoxy, riveting, installing freeze fit bushings, drilling, as well as reaming and counter sinking close tolerance holes. In addition, level one assembly mechanics will use basic hand held measuring tools such as scales, micrometers and calipers to verify part dimensions. Typically 0-1 years of experience required with evidence of strong mechanical aptitude.

Primary Duties & Responsibilities

• With direct supervision, perform a variety of basic assembly tasks such as loading assembly components on fixtures and jigs before clamping, drilling, adhering and fastening components.
• Perform basic inspection operations to insure component alignment, clearance, cleanliness and fastening.
• Maintain area organization and cleanliness throughout shift.
• This position does require working knowledge or intermediate use of technology—to include computers, and other devices.
• Other duties to be assigned based on business needs.

Required Skills

• The ability to use basic hand tools as well as basic assembly tools such as clamps, rivet guns, countersinks and drills.
• The ability to use basic inspection tools such as scales, micrometers, calipers and feeler gauges to complete required inspection procedures.

Required Experience

• This position requires basic experience working with mechanical processes and methods such as hand tools, and light equipment such as drills and pneumatic tools.
• 0-1 years of experience

Level Of Education

• GED or High School diploma preferred but not required.

Work Conditions

• Moving parts, machine noise
• Sedentary to medium activity, able to stand up to 10 hours
• Lift/Move – 10lbs routine, 35lbs occasionally
• Push/Pull – varying degrees of pressure and force routinely and repetitively