Machine Assembly Technician (Mechanical and Electrical)
- Thomson, GA, United States
$18.59 to $26.24 USD / hour
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Job details
- Pay
- $18.59 to $26.24 USD / hour
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
Assembly Technician Mechanical and Electrical Assembly | Thomson, GA | Full-time, on-site | First shift $18.59-$26.24 per hour, based on experience, plus overtime # About the role STILT.PRO designs and builds equipment that mechanizes and automates nursery and greenhouse jobs. We are looking for an assembly technician to build machines and complete their electrical assembly. You will work from assembly prints, wiring diagrams and checklists to produce machines ready for final inspection and shipping. # What you will do Assemble machine frames, drivetrains, panels and other components from assembly prints. Wire motors and controls according to wiring diagrams and assembly instructions. Prepare, route, secure and label wiring; make clean, consistent electrical connections. Inspect mechanical assemblies and wiring, follow test checklists, and report problems before a machine ships. Follow safe work procedures when assembling and checking electrical components. Keep your workstation, tools, parts and assembly kits organized. Crate and package completed machines for shipping. # What we are looking for Mechanical assembly experience and the ability to build from assembly prints. Electrical assembly or equipment wiring experience is strongly preferred, including reading wiring diagrams and connecting motors and controls. Comfortable using hand tools, power tools and measuring tools; careful with fit, alignment and wiring details. Reliable attendance, steady work habits, and willingness to take responsibility for quality. Able to follow written instructions and checklists, ask questions when something is unclear, and report mistakes or missing parts promptly. Able to lift 50 lbs safely. Forklift, MIG welding or press brake experience is a plus. The primary focus is mechanical and electrical assembly; occasional fabrication support may be needed. # Pay and skill development We use published pay ranges and skill reviews to set pay. Reviews consider your skills and how you work with others. Earn sign-offs on additional skills to grow your pay within our compensation system. # How to apply Submit your resume and a brief description of your mechanical assembly or electrical wiring experience. Tell us about a machine, assembly or wiring project you completed.