A Production Fabricator or Assembler constructs and assembles a wide range of products, such as engines, computers, aircraft, ships, boats, toys, electronic devices, and control panels, as well as the individual parts that make up these products.
Full-Time | Monday-Friday Build More Than Products—Build a Career Looking for a hands-on job where you can learn valuable technical skills? If you're mechanically inclined, enjoy working with your hands, and like seeing a finished product come together, we'd like to meet you. We're hiring a Mechanical Assembly Technician to help build custom industrial equipment used by customers across a variety of industries. Every project is different, giving you the opportunity to continuously learn new products and assembly techniques. No electro-mechanical assembly experience? No problem. We provide hands-on training for candidates with the right attitude and mechanical aptitude. What You'll Be Doing Assemble custom mechanical and electrical equipment Install hardware, brackets, panels, and mechanical components Route and secure wiring, cables, and harnesses Use hand and power tools to complete assemblies Verify parts using measuring tools and quality checks Follow assembly instructions, drawings, and work orders Work alongside experienced technicians and engineers Keep your work area organized and safety-focused We're Looking For People Who Enjoy building, fixing, or working with tools Have good mechanical aptitude Take pride in producing quality work Are dependable and eager to learn Can follow detailed instructions Enjoy working as part of a team Have strong attention to detail Can stand throughout the workday and lift up to 50 pounds Great Backgrounds for This Role You may be a great fit if you've worked in or enjoy: Automotive repair or customization Diesel or heavy equipment maintenance Carpentry or woodworking HVAC or plumbing Electrical helper or apprentice work Machine operation or manufacturing Bicycle, motorcycle, ATV, or small engine repair Computer assembly or gaming PC builds Maintenance or facilities repair Robotics clubs, maker spaces, or vocational programs Military mechanical or technical specialties DIY home improvement or fabrication projects Bonus Skills (Not Required) Manufacturing or production experience Mechanical or electro-mechanical assembly Basic electrical wiring knowledge Blueprint or drawing interpretation Experience using calipers, tape measures, or other measuring tools Technical school or vocational training Why You'll Love This Opportunity Paid, hands-on training Learn valuable manufacturing and technical skills Build custom equipment—not repetitive production line work Stable, full-time career opportunity Supportive team environment with room for advancement Work on projects that challenge your skills and help you grow If you're ready to turn your mechanical ability into a rewarding career, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today and start building your future with us. #MSSCorporate
