Overview
The Assembly Technician III is responsible for completing both basic and complex assemblies with minimal direction, demonstrating proficiency in tube bending, leak testing, and orbital welding. This role involves providing technical support to customers and ensuring compliance with quality standards while meeting productivity expectations.
Responsibilities
- Independently complete a wide range of mechanical assemblies, from basic to complex, following established procedures and safety protocols.
- Proficiently perform tube bending, instrumentation & tubing assembly installation.
- Provide technical assistance to customers, Custom Solutions Engineers, and Technical Advisors regarding system designs and assembly requirements.
- Interpret engineering drawings, technical specifications, and assembly instructions.
- Ensure quality standards are met throughout the assembly process.
- Package completed assemblies accurately and prepare orders for delivery.
- Enter and update production order information in the company’s business system.
Requirements
- Education: High School Diploma.
- Experience: Minimum of 7 years assembly experience building complex assemblies preferred.
- Skills: Mechanical aptitude, basic shop math, troubleshooting skills, basic Microsoft Office computer skills.
- Basic understanding of tools including calipers and torque wrenches.
- Certification Requirements: Minimum Swagelok Certification Requirements to obtain within various assembly techniques.
Additional Information
- Physical Requirements: Good vision, may lift up to 40 pounds frequently, manual dexterity required, may be required to sit or stand 8 hours per day.
- % Of Time Spent Traveling: 5-10%