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Mechanic, Heavy Equipment Assembly & Maintenance

50K–56K
Onsite · Portland, Oregon
Posted August 14, 2026
full-time

Overview

Mechanical assembly and repair role supporting heavy equipment manufacturing at a leading facility in Sherwood, OR. Own assembly of mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical components from blueprints to functional equipment. Collaborate with engineering and quality teams to drive improvements and ensure safety in a lean, fast-paced environment. This role offers hands-on work, training, and clear paths for growth.

What You'll Do10

  • 1Build and install mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical components on heavy machinery from technical drawings
  • 2Read and interpret blueprints and schematics to ensure accurate assembly
  • 3Use hand tools, torque wrenches, and precision measurement devices to complete assemblies
  • 4Perform functional tests and quality inspections to verify specifications
  • 5Troubleshoot mechanical and electrical systems during assembly and resolve issues
  • 6Follow safety protocols and lean manufacturing practices to maintain a safe, organized workspace
  • 7Collaborate with engineering and quality teams to improve assembly processes
  • 8Maintain cleanliness and organization in the workspace in accordance with lean principles
  • 9Support continuous improvement initiatives and respond to production needs
  • 10Assist with training and onboarding for new team members

Requirements10

  • 1Proven experience as an Assembly Mechanic, Equipment Assembler, or similar role in heavy equipment or industrial manufacturing
  • 2Strong mechanical aptitude with knowledge of hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical systems
  • 3Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, schematics, and work instructions
  • 4Proficiency in using hand tools, torque wrenches, and measurement equipment
  • 5Basic understanding of welding, machining, or fabrication is a plus
  • 6Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail
  • 7Ability to lift 50+ lbs and work in a physically demanding environment
  • 8Technical degree or certification in Mechanical Assembly, Industrial Technology, or related field is preferred
  • 9Experience with cranes, forklifts, or large industrial machinery is a plus
  • 10Familiarity with Lean Manufacturing and continuous improvement processes

Salary Insight

$50 - $56k per year

Location

Typeonsite
LocationPortland, Oregon

Required Skills

mechanical assemblyhydraulic systemselectrical systemsblueprint readinghand toolstorque wrenchesmeasurement equipmentlean manufacturingproblem solving
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