Performs sheet metal fabrication and assembly using hand and power tools, with opportunities for internal training into machining operations. Job Requirements Hands-on experience using hand and power tools. Experience with drills, drill bits, grinders, and cutoff tools. Experience performing basic fabrication or mechanical assembly work. Experience working with sheet metal or light plate materials. Ability to work with material thicknesses ranging approximately from .050 inch to .25 inch. Stable work history preferred. Entry-level candidates with relevant hands-on experience may be considered. Preferred Skills Blueprint reading experience. Experience assembling sheet metal enclosures, cabinets, boxes, or panels. Experience with light fabrication or machine shop environments. Experience preparing or finishing fabricated metal components. Interest in developing machining skills through structured internal training. Job Responsibilities Fabricate and assemble sheet metal components. Use hand tools and power tools to drill, grind, cut, and prepare materials. Assemble enclosures, cabinets, boxes, panels, and related fabricated components. Work with sheet metal and light plate materials in varying thicknesses. Follow blueprints, drawings, or work instructions when applicable. Inspect fabricated and assembled components for dimensional and assembly requirements. Prepare parts for downstream machining, assembly, or finishing operations. Maintain fabrication tools and equipment in working condition. Participate in internal machining training as assigned.

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