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Ohio Valley Sheet Metal
Assembly with mechanical skills
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What they do
An Industrial Mechanic repairs and maintains complex machines used in production or manufacturing, such as conveyor belts; may use computerized diagnostic equipment.
$57,103 / year median in Kentucky
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Job description We are seeking a detail-oriented, reliable Assembly Technician to join our sheet metal manufacturing team. In this role, you will assemble high-quality steel filing cabinets, secure storage units, and heavy-duty safes from precision-formed sheet metal components. You will work with mechanical fasteners, hardware, locking mechanisms, and structural sub-assemblies while conducting visual quality checks to ensure smooth mechanical operation and alignment.
Key Responsibilities Hardware & Mechanical Assembly Assemble formed sheet metal panels, frames, drawers, and structural components using pneumatic rivet guns, cordless drills, torque wrenches, and standard hand tools. Install hinges, heavy-duty drawer slides, lock sets, electronic keypads, linkage rods, and strike plates according to engineering drawings and work instructions. Mount interior insulation, fireproofing linings, and door seals for fire-rated cabinets and safes. Quality Assurance & Fitment Verify mechanical function (e.g., drawer smooth glide, proper door latching, lock engagement, and tight seam margins). Inspect raw and powder-coated metal components for cosmetic defects, scratch marks, burrs, or weld alignment issues prior to final package prep. Ensure all hardware is torqued to specified tolerances without damaging painted or plated surfaces. Production & Shop Operations Read and interpret mechanical blueprints, bill of materials (BOM), and work order instructions. Maintain a clean, organized, and safe workstation following standard 5S protocols. Assist with staging finished units for final packaging, badging, and pallet shipping.
Key Responsibilities Hardware & Mechanical Assembly Assemble formed sheet metal panels, frames, drawers, and structural components using pneumatic rivet guns, cordless drills, torque wrenches, and standard hand tools. Install hinges, heavy-duty drawer slides, lock sets, electronic keypads, linkage rods, and strike plates according to engineering drawings and work instructions. Mount interior insulation, fireproofing linings, and door seals for fire-rated cabinets and safes. Quality Assurance & Fitment Verify mechanical function (e.g., drawer smooth glide, proper door latching, lock engagement, and tight seam margins). Inspect raw and powder-coated metal components for cosmetic defects, scratch marks, burrs, or weld alignment issues prior to final package prep. Ensure all hardware is torqued to specified tolerances without damaging painted or plated surfaces. Production & Shop Operations Read and interpret mechanical blueprints, bill of materials (BOM), and work order instructions. Maintain a clean, organized, and safe workstation following standard 5S protocols. Assist with staging finished units for final packaging, badging, and pallet shipping.