Manufacturing Assembly & Test Technician

PDS Tech, Inc.; Northford (CT); On-site; USD 41,000 - 58,000; Full time

Job summary

100Hires, Inc. is seeking a Manufacturing Assembly & Test Technician in Connecticut. You will build assemblies at floor stations, using correct hand and power tools, and verify components meet design specifications.

You will measure and calibrate parts, test units, and diagnose issues to ensure products perform as intended. The role requires attention to detail and adherence to safety procedures in a production setting.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Up to 2 years of assembly-related experience expected.
• Hands-on proficiency with standard assembly concepts and tools.

Responsibilities

• Build assemblies at floor stations using hand and power tools per product requirements.
• Measure, test, and calibrate parts to meet tolerances.
• Identify issues during testing or assembly and diagnose/repair to spec.

Skills

High school diploma

2 years assembly experience

Hand tools

Power tools

Measuring instruments

Education

High school diploma or GED

Tools

Hand tools

Power tools

Measuring tools

Job description

Manufacturing Assembly & Test TechnicianImagine joining a team where carefully machined parts become reliable products because of your steady hands and attention to detail. You’ll start with clear, pre-set instructions and transform fabricated components into complete units, verifying every step against specification.Your impactBuild assemblies at floor stations using the correct hand and power tools, always aligned to product requirements.Measure, test, and calibrate parts and mechanisms to ensure all tolerances are achieved.Spot issues early—if a unit fails a test or falls out of tolerance, diagnose and repair it so it meets standards.Work within established procedures, exercising limited independent judgment; receive immediate supervision and direction from a supervisor/manager.What you’ll need to succeedHigh school diploma or equivalent (GED).Up to 2 years of experience in assembly or a related discipline; apprenticeship or formal specialty training may be required.Knowledge of standard assembly concepts, practices, and procedures.Hands-on proficiency in machine building/assembling.Conditions and safetyLifting generally up to 30 lbs without significant repetitions.Moderate exposure to machinery as well as chemical, biological, and physical risks typical of a production environment.Potential operation of a powered industrial truck; this is classified at least as Industrial and may be considered Heavy depending on other exposures.This position is ideal for someone who values accuracy, appreciates clear guidance, and takes pride in building products that perform exactly as intended.