Precision Mechanical Assembly Technician

Colson Group Holdings LLC; Saint Joseph (MI); On-site; USD 25,000 - 33,000; Full time

Job summary

Colson Group Holdings LLC in Saint Joseph, MI is seeking a Precision Mechanical Assembly Technician to assemble products to BOMs and work instructions, verify quality, and support manufacturing processes. You will operate machinery, perform set-ups, and handle material transactions while maintaining a clean, safe work area.

The role emphasizes attention to detail, teamwork, and accurate ERP data entry. This safety-sensitive position requires use of hand tools and basic math skills, with

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• 1+ year of related assembly or production experience preferred.
• Comfort with hand tools and production equipment.
• Basic data entry and computer skills; ERP familiarity helpful.

Responsibilities

• Assemble products to BOMs, work instructions, and job travelers.
• Complete in-process (WIP) checks and confirm conformance to specifications.
• Identify and report equipment or machine issues; conduct basic inspections.
• Perform machine setup and verification prior to runs.
• Execute material transactions and request materials per job needs.
• Operate production machinery and use common hand tools (e.g., air drivers, wrenches).
• Package finished goods accurately for shipment.
• Enter data in ERP and production paperwork accurately.
• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area.

Skills

Attention to detail

Team collaboration

Clear communication

Math basics

Multi-tasking

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Tools

ERP software

Hand tools

Forklift experience

Data entry

Job description

Precision Mechanical Assembly TechnicianLocation: Saint Joseph, MIReports to: Assembly Supervisor or designeeA day in the roleYou arrive, review the job traveler and BOM, and pull up the day’s queues in the ERP. With clear written and verbal instructions in hand, you stage materials, set up equipment, and begin building components to spec. As you work, you verify WIP quality, perform equipment checks, and document each step. If a machine isn’t behaving right, you spot it fast and alert the team. Before lunch, you order the next batch of material in the system. By afternoon, you’re packaging completed orders and reporting progress, priorities, and results so production stays on track. Your station stays neat, audits are simple, and shipments leave on time.What you’ll handleAssemble products to BOMs, work instructions, and job travelersComplete in-process (WIP) checks and confirm conformance to specificationsIdentify and report equipment or machine issues; conduct basic inspectionsPerform machine setup and verification prior to runsExecute material transactions and request materials per job needsOperate production machinery and use common hand tools (e.g., air drivers, wrenches)Package finished goods accurately for shipmentMaintain a clean, organized, and safe work areaEnter data in ERP and production paperwork accuratelySupport continuous improvement and take on other related tasks as neededPhysical demandsStand/walk for 8+ hours per shiftLift and move packages up to 50 lbsClimb step stools/small ladders; bend and stoop as requiredFrequent use of hand tools and problem-solving in real timeQualificationsHigh school diploma or equivalent1+ year of related assembly or production experience preferredComfort with hand tools and production equipment; forklift or lift truck experience a plusBasic data entry and computer skills; ERP familiarity helpfulStrengths that set you up for successStrong attention to detail and hand–eye coordinationClear communication and team collaboration; able to work independently when neededSolid reading and basic math skillsReliable work ethic, stamina, and ability to multi-taskProficiency in mechanical assemblyNote: Core duties are outlined here, but responsibilities may evolve to include similar, related, or essential tasks to meet business needs.*This position is a safety-sensitive position. The position requires operating or working around heavy equipment, which if performed while under the influence of drugs (including marijuana) or alcohol could result in errors in judgment, inattentiveness or diminished coordination, dexterity or composure that could in turn result in mistakes that would endanger the health and safety of you and others.