Mechanical Assembler - Precision Components & Blueprints

You will assemble industrial equipment and subassemblies, fabricate metal structures, and interpret blueprints to ensure high-quality finished products. You will work with pumps, machinery, and mechanical subassemblies in a hands-on manufacturing role. The team values reliability and attention to detail, and you will contribute to a stable, safety-focused workplace. This role offers growth and advancement opportunities for someone who enjoys mechanical work.

You will assemble intricate medical devices using hand tools and microscopes in a full cleanroom environment, producing life-saving products at a state-of-the-art facility. Working with very small components, you follow detailed processes and ensure precision. Your team includes cross-trained assemblers and supervisors focused on quality. This role offers weekly pay, a modern facility, and long-term stability.

You will build complex machinery for a top manufacturer in Riverside, MO. From day one, you own the assembly of mechanical and electrical components using blueprints and hand and power tools. You join a team of 5+ skilled assemblers and report to the production lead. This role stands out with a rapid interview process and $25-$32/hr pay, plus overtime. Your work directly impacts customer orders and production targets.

You will own the assembly and testing of electromechanical products in a modern facility, working hands-on with hand tools, soldering equipment, and digital multimeters. You will follow detailed work instructions to build high-quality components and verify their performance. After training, you will run your workstation with minimal supervision, meeting production rates and keeping a clean space. This role stands out for its startup mindset and a brand-new, well-equipped environment in Tualatin, OR.

You will build chambers and other mechanical final assemblies to spec in our Assembly & Test Department. Your hands-on mechanical background and blueprint reading turn drawings into tested, inspection-ready hardware. You partner with engineering, production, and quality to solve fit-up issues and meet exacting customer standards. This role calls for precision, accountability, and a clear focus on clean work. You'll own the final stages of complex mechanical systems at a precision machining leader.

Assemble components into finished products at a Lakeville, MN manufacturing site. You will own the bench-to-box process, following work instructions and quality standards to meet daily production targets. Work with a supportive crew using hand tools, power tools, and assembly technologies. This role keeps you on your feet, building quality products with precision and pride.