Torque and Metrology Assembly Technician

Torrey Holistics; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 32,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

Torrey Holistics seeks a mechanically minded assembler to translate customer work orders, engineering routers, and drawings into correct assembly steps, meeting all dimensions and tolerances.

You will apply torque methods with torque wrenches, use precision measuring instruments, operate hand tools and shop equipment, and document data in IDC systems. Safety, cleanliness, and adherence to SOPs are essential.

Qualifications

• Education: High school diploma or equivalent required; one year of trade school, vocational education, or apprenticeship preferred (not required).
• Experience: Not applicable.

Responsibilities

• Translate customer work orders, engineering process routers, and drawings into correct assembly steps, meeting all specified dimensions and tolerances.
• Apply proper torque methods and sequencing with torque wrenches to achieve reliable joint integrity.
• Use precision measuring instruments to verify parts and assemblies.
• Operate standard hand tools and shop equipment, including grinders, jitter bugs, and drills.
• Install thread inserts, keenserts, and fasteners to specification.
• Operate and troubleshoot electro etchers, hydro test pumps, and vacuum pumps.
• Perform material moves with fork trucks and overhead cranes.
• Enter complete and accurate data in the IDC system; ensure labor is reported correctly.
• Access and work within the “Available Documents” program to follow the latest procedures.
• Keep equipment and your work area clean and orderly every day.
• Communicate and coordinate effectively with coworkers and your supervisor.

Skills

Hand tools

Torque tools

Precision measurement

Reading blueprints

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Trade school preferred

Tools

Fork trucks

Overhead cranes

Grinders

Hydro test pumps

Job description

Craft, Measure, and Deliver ExcellencePicture this: you open a new work order, consult the latest blueprint, plan your torque sequence, and confirm every critical dimension with precision gauges. You install inserts cleanly, etch the part, run a hydro or vacuum test, and document it all in IDC—handing off a component that performs exactly as engineered. If that sounds like your kind of day, read on.

Who You Are:

A mechanically minded builder who works confidently with hand tools, torque tools, and precision measuring instruments. You value a safe, organized workspace and follow procedures to the letter.

Reports to: Assembly and Finishing Team Leader

Personnel: Not applicable.

Authorities: Not applicable.

Your Core Responsibilities

• Translate customer work orders, engineering process routers, and drawings into correct assembly steps, meeting all specified dimensions and tolerances.
• Apply proper torque methods and sequencing with torque wrenches to achieve reliable joint integrity.
• Use precision measuring instruments to verify parts and assemblies.
• Operate standard hand tools and shop equipment, including grinders, jitter bugs, and drills.
• Install thread inserts, keenserts, and fasteners to specification.
• Operate and troubleshoot electro etchers, hydro test pumps, and vacuum pumps.
• Perform material moves with fork trucks and overhead cranes.
• Enter complete and accurate data in the IDC system; ensure labor is reported correctly.
• Access and work within the “Available Documents” program to follow the latest procedures.
• Keep equipment and your work area clean and orderly every day.
• Communicate and coordinate effectively with coworkers and your supervisor.

Quality and Safety Expectations

• Deliver conforming components that meet blueprint requirements; ensure all moving parts function as intended.
• Protect internal components and finish quality; maintain cleanliness and preservation standards.
• Follow all SOPs and WIs; maintain a safe, clean, and organized work area.

Qualifications

Education: High school diploma or equivalent required; one year of trade school, vocational education, or apprenticeship preferred (not required).

Experience: Not applicable.

Certification Required: Not applicable.

Physical Requirements

• Stand, walk, push, pull, reach overhead, and bend to floor.
• Exert 50–100 lbs occasionally; 25–50 lbs frequently; up to 10–20 lbs constantly to move objects.
• Visual and Hearing RequirementsNear acuity and accommodation needed for reading blueprints and assembling small details.Ability to monitor machine sounds to identify and diagnose changes and take action. Accommodations as required for communicating with employees.
• Working ConditionsHigh noise from operating machines.Physical hazards from moving equipment and production components.Exposure to fumes, dust, and mist.Skin exposure to oils and cutting fluids.

Additional Notes

The employee may be required to follow other job-related instructions and to perform other job-related duties as requested, subject to all applicable state and federal laws.

Attendance is an essential job function.

We are proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer.