Assembly Mechanic

Qualifying Skills

• 1. Verifies dimensions of parts using both mechanical and electronic measurement tools and, relative to these inspection duties, initiate and document corrective action for programming issues and other problems.

• 2. Employee must have the skill and knowledge to perform in all of the general functions of the Assembly Technician listed below:

• Drill

• Seal

• Insert fasteners

• Varnish

• Paint

• Counter sink

• Sealer

• Assembler

• Sub Assembly

• Assembler/Installer Structures

Performing complex machine tool assembly

Switch between assembly and repair

Fabricate and improve assembly fixturing

Operate automatic and semiautomatic assembly equipment

Read, understand and follow assembly instructions

Prepare proper assembly documentation using a computer

Perform light electrical assembly and welding duties

Perform all manual and automated assembly operations

Palletizing items that come off the assembly line

Complete required data gathering transactions to facilitate assembly progression

Forming or building the correct packaging for the assembly line

Work from bills of materials and assembly drawings (blueprints)

Perform assembly-type functions, using hand or power tools

Follow all established procedures for the assembly process Test irons

Adjust work pieces and electrical parts to facilitate wiring and assembly

Assembled and tested to specific requirements to meet customer orders including tube bending, pipe assembly, electrical assembly and relevant test procedures

Perform shipping, receiving and skidding of power unit/assembly projects

Read and interpret blue prints, work instructions and assembly methods

Identify and select components to be integrated into subassembly and assembly units

Use a variety of hand and air driven tools for assembly and disassembly

Permanent