Build Reliable Chemical Feed Systems — One Thoughtful Step at a Time
Step into a hands-on role where precision, craftsmanship, and ownership matter. Each day you’ll turn detailed drawings into dependable fluid-control assemblies used in chemical feed applications.
A Day in This Role
Review project scope, drawings, or blueprints to plan your build sequence.
Fabricate structural supports, machine parts as needed, and assemble piping systems using PVC, CPVC, and stainless steel.
Construct fluid control systems exactly to design and raise any drawing discrepancies to the Foreman immediately.
Perform functional testing on completed systems to verify performance and quality.
Confirm that pulled components match the Bills of Material and report failed or incorrect parts.
Maintain a neat, organized work area and keep personal tools in top condition with an accurate personal inventory.
Support clients, the company, and your teammates by meeting goals and deadlines, safeguarding confidentiality, and taking on additional duties to help achieve company objectives.
Arrive on time and adapt to shifting priorities in a fast-paced shop environment.
What You Bring
At least one year of manufacturing experience and a High School Diploma or equivalent.
Background in one or more: welding, machining, home-improvement tasks, or plumbing.
Mechanical aptitude with the ability to analyze mechanical and electro/mechanical system issues and work from schematic drawings.
Comfort using hand tools with strong manual dexterity and the ability to read a tape measure accurately.
Math skills including addition and subtraction of fractions; basic computer proficiency.
Ability to lift 50–75 pounds and to pass in-house forklift certification.
Capacity for constant physical activity: standing, bending, kneeling, and stretching to complete all job functions.
Professional demeanor, excellent communication skills, and the ability to multitask, prioritize, and collaborate or work independently as needed.