You want to see the whole thing come together, not just one operationA unit that fails test is a puzzle to you, not a frustrationYou'd rather stop and ask than guess and hopeYou're comfortable being the last set of eyes before something goes to a customerYou like variety - different products, different builds, different problemsWhat You BringRequiredAbility to read and follow written work instructions, assembly diagrams, and drawingsAbility to use common hand tools and power tools safelyWillingness to learn and follow product test procedures exactly as writtenBasic math - measuring, comparing, recordingBasic computer skills to access documentation and enter production or test recordsWillingness to work across different product lines 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, mechanical, maintenance, or skilled-trade experienceExperience reading engineering drawings or blueprintsExperience with torque tools, calipers, micrometers, or gaugesAny background in functional, pressure, or leak testingWhere This Can GoProduct Assembler is a role people grow inside of. From our facility in Gerald, Missouri, we manufacture products used in commercial laundry, ware washing, beverage dispensing, HVAC, refrigeration, agriculture, and other industries, serving customers across the United States and around the world.