Assembly Technician - Machine Accessories

All World Machinery; Roscoe (SD); Hybrid; USD 23,419 - 30,307; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision

401(k)

Life Insurance

HSA / FSA

Paid Time Off

Job summary

All World Machinery in Roscoe, SD is seeking an Assembly Technician - Workholding to finalize fixture builds and verification so each unit ships ready to operate.

You will read prints, perform fit-up, bend tubing, run functional tests, and coordinate with Inspection and Engineering to ensure accuracy and quality. This hands-on role requires 2–4 years of precision assembly experience and strong problem-solving skills.

Qualifications

• Reads and interprets drawings and schematics to communicate fit-ups.
• 2–4 years in precision assembly, fixture build, or machining.
• Strong problem-solving and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Assemble fixtures after inspection sign-off; support dimensional and functional checks as needed.
• Bend tubing for hydraulic/pneumatic components and complete precise fit-up to prints.
• Use a knee mill, surface grinder, and lathe to adjust parts to tolerance.
• Redline drawings to communicate corrections to Engineering.
• Conduct functional testing (cycle tests, clamping force, leak checks).

Skills

Reading drawings

Problem solving

Communication

Forklift certification

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Job description

Our Foundation

All World is your one-stop shop solutions provider for aftermarket machine tool spare parts, services, repairs, and custom-engineered applications. Our mission is to empower today's manufacturing customer with solutions that fit their personalized needs and budget. Our growth-oriented company operates on six primary values to create maximum results in the workplace: support, transparency, respect, innovation, dependability, and efficiency.

Role Summary

As an Assembly Technician - Workholding, you will complete the final build and verification of Arrow Workholding fixtures so each unit ships ready to perform. This position exists to ensure fit, function, and documentation accuracy at the last stage of production.

Key responsibilities

• Assemble fixtures after inspection sign-off; support dimensional and functional checks as needed
• Bend tubing for hydraulic/pneumatic components and complete precise fit-up to prints
• Use a knee mill, surface grinder, and lathe to adjust, rework, and bring parts to tolerance
• Redline drawings to communicate corrections and model updates to Engineering
• Conduct functional testing (cycle tests, clamping force, leak checks where applicable)

Required qualifications/skills

• High School Diploma or GED
• 2–4 years in precision assembly, fixture build, or machining preferred
• Ability to read/interpret drawings and schematics; strong communication and problem-solving
• Forklift certification preferred

A Typical Shift

Your day is hands-on and organized: you review the traveler and prints, confirm the fixture is cleared to proceed, and set up your workspace. You rotate between bench assembly and light manual machining to dial in alignment and smooth operation, then document any drawing discrepancies with clear redlines for Engineering. As builds progress, you move into verification—running cycle checks, confirming clamp action, and completing leak checks when applicable—before preparing the finished fixture for shipment. Throughout the shift, you coordinate with Inspection and your supervisor to keep work moving efficiently and accurately.

Benefits Package

We offer a practical benefits package designed to support you on and off the job:

• Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage
• 401(k)
• Life Insurance
• Health Savings Account (HSA) and Flexible Spending Account (FSA) options
• Paid Time Off
• A competitive hourly pay range of $17.00–$22.00