Mechanical/Electrical Assembler — First Shift, Up to $38/hr

Tradesmen International, LLC; Mokena (IL); On-site; USD 34,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Vacation Pay

401(k) retirement savings plan

Tradesmen+ Rewards Program

Job summary

Tradesmen International is actively hiring experienced Mechanical/Electrical Assemblers for projects around Mokena, IL. This is a first shift opportunity with a pay rate up to $38/hour based on experience and skill level.

Join a team that emphasizes safety, productivity, and skilled craftsmanship to advance your career. Work includes building food processing equipment in a manufacturing setting, installing hydraulic components, panels, drives, and motors, and assembling machinery using detailed

Qualifications

• Previous mechanical and/or electrical assembly experience.
• Experience working in a manufacturing environment.
• Ability to read and follow assembly drawings and schematics.
• Experience installing hydraulic components, panels, drives, and motors.
• Experience repairing and maintaining industrial machinery.
• Must be reliable, safety-conscious, and able to work independently or as part of a team.

Responsibilities

• Build food processing equipment in a manufacturing environment.
• Install hydraulic components, panels, drives, and motors.
• Assemble equipment using exploded and imploded views and marked tool kits.
• Repair and maintain machinery, including beef and chicken forming machines.
• Follow assembly specifications and production requirements.
• Maintain quality workmanship while adhering to all safety standards.

Skills

Mechanical assembly

Electrical assembly

Reading schematics

Manufacturing environment

Teamwork and safety

Job description

Tradesmen International is actively hiring experienced Mechanical/Electrical Assemblers for projects around Mokena, IL. This is a first shift opportunity with a pay rate up to $38/hour based on experience and skill level.

Join a team that emphasizes safety, productivity, and skilled craftsmanship to advance your career. Work includes building food processing equipment in a manufacturing setting, installing hydraulic components, panels, drives, and motors, and assembling machinery using detailed