Precision Machine Assembler – Growth, Benefits & 401K

KHS; Waukesha (WI); On-site; USD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical/Dental/Vision insurance

Educational Reimbursement

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

Paid Time Off

10 Paid Holidays per year

401K with Company Match

Job summary

KHS is seeking a Machine Assembler at our Waukesha, WI facility. The role involves mechanically assembling machines by following engineering blueprints, BOMs, and verbal instructions to build sub-assemblies within production timelines.

Responsibilities include preparing part kits, following assembly steps, inspecting components, and ensuring correct operation of assembled machines. Candidates should read schematics, use hand tools safely, and communicate with shop leadership to maintain quality.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent plus at least two years of manufacturing assembly experience.
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and schematics.
• Proficiency with hand tools and safety practices.

Responsibilities

• Receive, review and prepare the kit of machine parts for assembly following drawings and bill-of-materials.
• Assemble components, inspect parts, and prepare for testing.
• May operate powered industrial tools or cranes for moving large components.
• Drill, tap or ream holes and perform secondary machining as needed.
• Align components, attach with hardware, and verify proper operation.
• Install moving parts and verify gear/shaft functionality.
• Follow 5S procedures to maintain a clean, organized work area.
• Communicate clearly with shop leads, production control or engineers.

Skills

Mechanical skills

Reading schematics

Hand tool safety

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

KHS is seeking a Machine Assembler at our Waukesha, WI facility. The role involves mechanically assembling machines by following engineering blueprints, BOMs, and verbal instructions to build sub-assemblies within production timelines.

Responsibilities include preparing part kits, following assembly steps, inspecting components, and ensuring correct operation of assembled machines. Candidates should read schematics, use hand tools safely, and communicate with shop leadership to maintain quality.