Precision Mechanical Assembler

Step into precision manufacturing

Picture this: you clock in on second shift, join a team that builds highly engineered industrial products, and spend your evening crafting components that serve aerospace, life sciences, food processing, defense, and advanced manufacturing. Your path begins with hands-on learning—approximately 4–5 weeks of paid training on first shift—so you’re set up to succeed from day one.

Compensation: $17.50–$19.20/hour

Schedule: 2nd Shift, Monday–Thursday, 2:30 PM–11:00 PM (overtime available until 1:00 AM)

We’re growing and hiring across multiple assembly paths, including standard assembly, cleanroom assembly, and future production roles. Join a stable, global manufacturer where you’ll build a long-term career and gain exposure to precision processes and quality systems.

What your evenings look like

• Build subassemblies and complete products using detailed work instructions and blueprints
• Interpret engineering drawings, production documents, and specifications
• Operate hand tools, measuring devices, and dedicated assembly equipment
• Inspect parts and perform functional testing to verify quality
• Accurately complete production and inspection records
• Keep your station clean, organized, and safe
• Follow ISO, quality, and safety procedures throughout every step

What you bring

Required

• Prior manufacturing or assembly exposure preferred
• Ability to read blueprints and follow work instructions
• Comfort using hand tools and precision measuring instruments
• Solid basic math skills
• Excellent hand–eye coordination and attention to detail
• Commitment to safe work practices in a production environment

Preferred

• Background in mechanical, electronics, or medical device assembly
• Experience in precision manufacturing or metal fabrication
• Cleanroom assembly familiarity
• Welding or polishing experience
• Quality inspection and test experience

Why you’ll thrive here

• Reliable, full-time role with a global manufacturer
• Competitive pay plus overtime opportunities
• Clean, safety-first environment
• Hands-on work on precision-engineered products
• Access to advanced manufacturing and quality systems
• Multiple career paths and advancement as we continue to grow

Tools and proficiencies

• Electrical schematics
• Machine building/assembling
• Soldering
• Tape measure reading
• Mechanical assembly skills
• Blueprint reading

If you’re dependable, detail-focused, and love building with your hands, we’d love to meet you.