Mechanical Panel Assembler - Build Precision Controls

Bagby and Company; Duluth (GA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 58,000; Full time

Job summary

WEG Electric Corp. in Duluth, GA is seeking a Mechanical Technician who assembles and prepares electrical industrial control panels, mounts components, and ensures panels are complete and ready for wiring. You will read mechanical drawings, use hand and power tools, and verify pieces against BOMs.

You will work to torque specs, maintain a 5S-compliant workstation, and participate in continuous improvement. 1+ years of panel or mechanical assembly experience preferred; HS diploma or GED required;

Qualifications

• Read and interpret mechanical drawings, BOMs.
• Proficiency with hand and power tools.
• Strong attention to detail and ability to follow detailed instructions.
• Ability to work to cycle-time / production targets.
• Hands-on experience with 5S and Kaizen events.

Responsibilities

• Read and interpret mechanical assembly drawings, BOMs.
• Mount and secure components onto sub-panels and enclosures.
• Lay out, drill, tap, cut, and punch back-panels to specification.
• Apply component labels and wire markers per documentation.
• Kit, stage, and verify all components per Production Order before panels move to wiring.
• Use hand and power tools and measuring instruments (calipers, squares, tape).
• Work to torque specs and standard work instructions; perform in-process self-inspection.
• Identify and flag non-conforming parts and assemblies.
• Maintain a clean, organized 5S-compliant workstation and contribute to continuous improvement.

Skills

Read drawings

Hand & power tools

Detail oriented

Cycle-time target

5S/Kaizen

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Tools

Measuring instruments

Calipers

Tape measure

Drills

Bandsaw

Taps

Job description

WEG Electric Corp. in Duluth, GA is seeking a Mechanical Technician who assembles and prepares electrical industrial control panels, mounts components, and ensures panels are complete and ready for wiring. You will read mechanical drawings, use hand and power tools, and verify pieces against BOMs.

You will work to torque specs, maintain a 5S-compliant workstation, and participate in continuous improvement. 1+ years of panel or mechanical assembly experience preferred; HS diploma or GED required;