Assemble components, subassemblies, kits, valves, and hoses following work instructions, drawings, and specificationsPosition, align, fit, and secure parts using approved tools and methodsUse hand tools, power tools, torque wrenches, gauges, and assembly fixturesPerform visual inspections and take basic measurements to verify your work meets specIdentify, tag, and report parts that don't meet requirements - before they move downstreamComplete production and quality documentation accuratelyKeep your workstation clean, stocked, and organized (5S)Speak up early about material shortages, tool issues, safety hazards, or anything that looks offCross-train into additional assembly areas as your skills growYou'll Do Well Here If. What You BringRequiredAbility to read and follow written and verbal work instructionsAbility to use common hand tools safelyBasic math - counting, measuring, comparing, recordingBasic computer skills to pull up work instructions and enter production informationWillingness to work in different assembly areas as production needs changeHelpful, But We'll Train YouHigh school diploma or GED (an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience is also considered)Previous manufacturing, assembly, production, or skilled-trade experienceExperience reading assembly drawings or blueprintsExperience with calipers, micrometers, gauges, or torque toolsWhere This Can GoThis is a starting point, and we'll be straight with you about that.