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ESAB Corporation in Denton, Texas, is seeking a Cutting Mechanical Assembler to join our production team. You will translate blueprints into assembled equipment and work with power tools, jigs, and torque wrenches to build mechanical systems.
This hands-on role requires reading BOMs, basic electrical wiring, and testing components. You’ll collaborate with engineers and QC to ensure tight tolerances, safety, and quality as you contribute to the next generation of cutting-edge welding equipment.
Founded in 1904, ESAB Corporation is a premier narrowly diversified global leader in connected fabrication technology and gas control solutions. Our rich history of innovative products, workflow solutions, and business system, ESAB Business Excellence, enables our purpose of Shaping the World We Imagine ™. We're looking to hire a talented Mechanical Assembler based in Denton, Texas. Reporting to the Production Supervisor, the Mechanical Assembler is responsible for being the heartbeat of our production floor-assembling the mechanical core of the cutting-edge equipment that welders rely on every day. From power supplies and wire feeders to torches and gas systems, your job is to piece together the future of metalwork.
This position is based in a dynamic manufacturing facility , where safety, precision, and teamwork come first.
You'll be working around industrial machinery , mechanical components, and occasionally near welding and cutting operations.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is required at all times on the shop floor, including:
The role involves standing, walking, bending, and lifting (up to 50 lbs) throughout the day in a fast-paced environment.
Exposure to noise, metal dust, and varying temperatures may occur depending on the area of the facility-don't worry, we've got strong safety protocols in place to keep you protected.
You'll work closely with other assembly technicians, engineers, and quality inspectors in a collaborative, hands-on team setting.
Occasional overtime may be required to meet production demands.