Assembly Technician

Engtal; Auburn Hills (MI); On-site; USD 21,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

Engtal is seeking two Mechanical Assembly Technicians for first shift in Auburn Hills, MI. You will assemble small mechanical components, manifolds, valves, hose bundles, and pneumatic lines, following mechanical prints and written instructions, and perform basic testing on completed assemblies.

The role requires hands-on mechanical ability gained through assembly, automotive or similar experience, plus strong attention to detail and the ability to read or learn to read mechanical drawings.

Qualifications

• Hands-on mechanical ability from assembly, cabinet building, equipment repair, or similar experience.
• Ability to follow detailed instructions and read or learn mechanical assembly drawings.
• Strong attention to detail and comfort working with small components.
• Willingness to learn new assembly and testing procedures.
• Dependable, cooperative approach to working with others.
• Comfort with detailed, repetitive bench work.

Responsibilities

• Assemble small mechanical components, manifolds, valves, hose bundles, and pneumatic lines.
• Follow mechanical prints and instructions to select and install parts.
• Use hand tools and torque tools to secure components per specs.
• Inspect parts and finished assemblies for accuracy and workmanship.
• Learn to perform pressure, leak, and flow testing with designated equipment.
• Record assembly checks and test results.
• Work independently at bench while collaborating with a small team.

Skills

Mechanical aptitude

Read drawings

Attention to detail

Willingness to learn

Team player

Bench work

Tools

Hand tools

Torque tools

Job description

Mechanical Assembly Technician — 1st ShiftLocation: Auburn Hills, MIPay: Up to $25/hour, depending on experienceHours: 6:00 AM–2:30 PM, with overtime as neededWe’re hiring two Mechanical Assembly Technicians to join a growing manufacturing team. This position involves assembling and testing small mechanical components used in industrial automation equipment.If you enjoy working with your hands, following assembly drawings, and doing detailed work, this could be a great opportunity to develop your technical skills. Pneumatic assembly and product testing can be taught to someone with strong mechanical aptitude and a willingness to learn.What You’ll DoAssemble small mechanical components, manifolds, valves, hose bundles, and pneumatic lines.Follow mechanical prints and written instructions to select and install the correct parts.Use hand tools and torque tools to secure components to specifications.Inspect parts and finished assemblies for accuracy and workmanship.Learn to perform pressure, leak, and flow testing using designated test equipment.Record assembly checks and test results.Work independently at your bench while collaborating with a small assembly team.What We’re Looking ForHands-on mechanical ability gained through assembly, cabinet building, equipment repair, automotive work, or similar experience.Ability to follow detailed instructions and read—or learn to read—mechanical assembly drawings.Strong attention to detail and comfort working with small components.Willingness to learn new assembly and testing procedures.A dependable, cooperative approach to working with others.Comfort performing detailed, sometimes repetitive work at a bench.About the PositionTwo openings due to team growth.Primarily bench-based work, with adjustable benches for sitting or standing.Movement between your assembly bench and specialized testing stations.Overtime may extend the workday to 3:30 or 4:30 PM.Apply with your resume and a brief description of your hands-on assembly or mechanical experience.