Technician, Assembly Test 3

Jobtailor; Yakima (WA); On-site; USD 52,000 - 78,000; Full time

Job summary

Jobtailor in Yakima, WA seeks a skilled Mechanical Assembler to build and test production components, ensuring conformance to blueprints and specifications. You will assemble hydraulic parts, perform finish work, and use precision tools to verify tolerances, contributing to safe, efficient manufacturing.

Required are 4+ years in mechanical assembly, ability to read drawings and hydraulic schematics, basic algebra, and solid computer skills.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED, or equivalent.
• General mechanical knowledge/background.
• Minimum of 4 years of hands-on mechanical assembly or equivalent in an industrial environment.
• Basic understanding of algebraic concepts.
• Familiarity with precision measuring devices.
• Ability to read part drawings/blueprints with dimensioning and tolerancing.
• Intermediate computer skills.
• Ability to read and interpret hydraulic schematics.

Responsibilities

• Assemble and finish production components according to specifications; perform functional testing; identify and report defective parts; and complete assigned tasks with minimal supervision.
• Assemble various critical tolerance hydraulic assembly components following instructions, blueprints, and specifications.
• Finish applications such as lockwire, sealant, and paint touch-up; install plates, grease fittings, clamps, and zip ties.
• Use hand tools and precision measuring instruments to verify drawing/work order requirements.
• Monitor and verify quality per manufacturing planning, quality plans, and engineering drawings.
• Calibrate pressure gauges and transducers per Acceptance Test Procedure requirements.
• Understand and complete acceptance test procedures with little supervision.
• Ensure part quality by using correct tooling and standard practices.
• Meet production deadlines by following schedules and procedures.
• Collaborate with support resources and cell leaders to resolve production problems.
• Maintain a safe working environment by adhering to safety policies and participating in risk mitigation.
• Contribute to team effort with a positive attitude.
• Seek continuous improvements to make manufacturing processes more efficient.
• Support overall assembly department effectiveness through participation in FOD, 5S, TPM, PM, and process improvement programs.

Education

High school diploma or GED

Tools

Hand Tools

Precision Measuring Instruments

Manufacturing Planning Software

Job description

Responsibilities

• Assemble and finish production components according to specifications; perform functional testing; identify and report defective parts; and complete assigned tasks with minimal supervision.
• Assemble various critical tolerance hydraulic assembly components while following work instructions, blueprints, and specifications.
• Finish applications such as lockwire, sealant, and paint touch‑up. Install identification plates, grease fittings, clamps, and zip ties.
• Use a variety of hand tools and precision measuring instruments to monitor and verify drawing/work order requirements.
• Monitor and verify quality in accordance with manufacturing planning, quality plans, and engineering drawings.
• Calibrate pressure gauges and transducers per Acceptance Test Procedure requirements.
• Understand and complete acceptance test procedures with little to no supervision.
• Ensure part quality by utilizing the correct tooling and standard practices.
• Meet production deadlines by following manufacturing schedules and procedures.
• Work with support resources and cell leaders to resolve production problems when they arise.
• Maintain a safe working environment by adhering to safety policies, contributing to risk‑mitigation management teams, and keeping all work areas clean.
• Contribute to team effort by maintaining a positive attitude.
• Continuously strive to find ways to make the manufacturing process more efficient and effective.
• Contribute to the overall effectiveness of the assembly department through participation in FOD, 5S, TPM, PM, and process improvement programs.

Requirements

• High school diploma or general education degree (GED); or equivalent required.
• General mechanical knowledge/background.
• Minimum of 4 years of hands‑on mechanical assembly or 4 years of demonstrated proficiency in a comparable industrial environment.
• Basic understanding of algebraic concepts.
• Familiarity with precision measuring devices.
• Ability to read part drawings/blueprints, including dimensioning and tolerancing.
• Intermediate computer skills.
• Ability to read and interpret hydraulic schematics.

Core Competencies

Demonstrates expertise in mechanical assembly, quality assurance, and adherence to safety protocols while effectively utilizing precision measuring instruments and hand tools. Capable of interpreting blueprints and hydraulic schematics to ensure production efficiency and quality.

Tools & Technologies

• Hand Tools
• Precision Measuring Instruments
• Manufacturing Planning Software