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Mechanical Assembly Technician - Bakken
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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.
$64,005 / year median in North Dakota
+7% projected growth
Job Description
Assemble and test Inbound and Outbound jobs orders Review work orders and blueprints Operate forklift Load/unload equipment and components as needed Move equipment and components to proper stocking locations Maintain stock and inventory levels Cycle count inventory as needed Receive inbound as needed Identify and request inventory based upon return of product (ROP) Maintain NOV Artificial Lift 6S program Maintain clean and organized work and shop area Perform other duties as assigned High school diploma or equivalent preferred Previous forklift operation experience preferred but not required Previous experience in the industry preferred but not required Ability to operate Hipot equipment Maintain a strong safety culture Basic math skills Good listening skills and a passion for learning High work ethic, dependability, and detail oriented Strong communication skills Must be a team player Must be open to cross-training opportunities Ability to work in non-climate-controlled manufacturing shop Stand up to 12 hours daily Walk up to 12 hours daily Bending/stooping up to 12 hours daily Repetitive movement up to 12 hours daily Lifting weight up to 50lbs regularly