Precision Assembly & QC Technician

Amerequip Corporation; Kiel (WI); Hybrid; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Amerequip Corporation in Wisconsin is seeking an assembly/production worker to support daily output while ensuring high quality. You will follow safety rules, read simple blueprints, and prepare parts for stock while maintaining accurate paperwork.

The role emphasizes adherence to production standards, use of basic computing tasks like printing barcodes, and collaboration across work cells to prevent shortages. Prior manufacturing experience is preferred.

Qualifications

• Manufacturing experience preferred.
• Read and understand simple blueprints, diagrams, and measuring devices.
• Lift/move up to 51 lbs.
• Frequent lifting and bending.

Responsibilities

• Follow all company safety rules and maintain a safe work environment.
• Ensure functional and aesthetic quality of assembled products.
• Match sequentially numbered units with proper paperwork.
• Perform in-line process and QC checks, complete QC check sheets accurately.
• Assist in the preparation and follow Manufacturing Instructions.
• Read and understand simple blueprints, diagrams, and measuring devices.
• Meet daily production requirements by pre-established production standards.
• Perform basic computer functions, including printing barcodes for finished products.
• Communicate inventory discrepancies to prevent work cell shortages.
• Prepare parts for "return to stock" as necessary.
• Follow all departmental procedures and document production accurately on build sheets, claim sheets, scrap tickets, and red tags for defective parts.
• Perform work in other areas assigned while maintaining acceptable standards.
• Manufacturing experience preferred.

Job description

Amerequip Corporation in Wisconsin is seeking an assembly/production worker to support daily output while ensuring high quality. You will follow safety rules, read simple blueprints, and prepare parts for stock while maintaining accurate paperwork.

The role emphasizes adherence to production standards, use of basic computing tasks like printing barcodes, and collaboration across work cells to prevent shortages. Prior manufacturing experience is preferred.