Heavy Assembler (2nd Shift) – Great Benefits

Arcosa; Tulsa (OK); On-site; USD 25,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health & Pharmacy

Dental & Vision

Critical Illness

Flexible Spending Accounts

Life AD&D Insurance

Voluntary Life AD&D Insurance

401k Match

Short-Term Disability

Voluntary LT Disability

Employee Assistance Program

Job summary

Arcosa Wind Towers in Tulsa, OK is seeking a Heavy Assembler (2nd Shift) to join our manufacturing team. This full-time, hourly position involves assembling mechanical units, fabricating parts, and completing sub-assemblies using tools and fixtures.

You will read blueprints, lay out reference points, and verify tolerances to ensure product quality. Safety is a priority and overtime is frequently required in this production environment.

Qualifications

• Ability to read blueprints or learn within 6 months.
• Ability to operate hand and power tools with proper torque.
• Ability to identify sub-assemblies and match to final product within 6 months.
• Commitment to teamwork and safety in a manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities

• Assemble mechanical units and fabricate parts using hand tools, power tools, jigs, fixtures, and equipment.
• Fit, align, calibrate, and adjust parts to meet tolerances and operating requirements.
• Repair units or products that fail to meet specifications.
• Attach components to finished product as specified.
• Layout reference points and align parts according to blueprints and layouts.
• Identify parts needing repair and perform fixes as necessary.
• Follow safety rules and practices.

Skills

Blueprint reading

Hand tools

Calibration

Quality focus

Teamwork

Job description

Arcosa Wind Towers in Tulsa, OK is seeking a Heavy Assembler (2nd Shift) to join our manufacturing team. This full-time, hourly position involves assembling mechanical units, fabricating parts, and completing sub-assemblies using tools and fixtures.

You will read blueprints, lay out reference points, and verify tolerances to ensure product quality. Safety is a priority and overtime is frequently required in this production environment.