Mechanical Assembler — 1st Shift, Full Benefits & PTO

Jarp-Industries; Town of Wausau (WI); On-site; USD 26,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PTO

Holidays

Health insurance

HSA/FSA

Life and AD&D insurance

Short-term disability

Long-term disability

EAP

401k

Benefits start first day

Job summary

Jarp-Industries in Wisconsin is seeking a Mechanical Assembler for the first shift (full-time). The role involves assembling, testing and painting hydraulic cylinders, swivels and components under supervisor guidance, with a 6:00am–2:00pm schedule.

You should read blueprints, maintain parts identification, work alone or with others, manage priorities, and adapt to ongoing production tasks. A high school diploma and manufacturing exposure are preferred; pre-employment screening applies.

Qualifications

• Read blueprints and interpret specifications.
• Demonstrate strong organizational skills and time management.
• Able to work alone or as part of a team.
• Proactive self-starter who can manage multiple projects.
• Capable of setting priorities and handling workload daily.

Responsibilities

• Review build list and packets to start assembly.
• Locate parts and verify position per drawings.
• Check prints and specifications for correct assembly.
• Follow work instructions and customer specs for assembly.
• Assemble per instructions and verify against requirements.
• Escalate discrepancies with the proper personnel.
• Set up torquer for assembly/disassembly tasks.
• Prepare testing setup and run final product tests.
• Record results on test logs and document outcomes.
• Note shortages and report to appropriate staff.
• Clean and inspect assembled parts.
• Maintain part identifications throughout assembly.

Skills

Read blueprints

Organizational skills

Work independently/with others

Self-starter

Prioritization/workload

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

Jarp-Industries in Wisconsin is seeking a Mechanical Assembler for the first shift (full-time). The role involves assembling, testing and painting hydraulic cylinders, swivels and components under supervisor guidance, with a 6:00am–2:00pm schedule.

You should read blueprints, maintain parts identification, work alone or with others, manage priorities, and adapt to ongoing production tasks. A high school diploma and manufacturing exposure are preferred; pre-employment screening applies.