Overview
Under general supervision, uses build sheets to assemble components for build-to-sales order configurations and performs a wide variety of related mechanical assembly duties on prototype units.
Essential Job Functions:
Obtain work instructions from the Build Book program on the computer to assemble all required parts in preparation for beginning of scheduled assembly project
Follow engineering drawings, bills of materials and request parts from the Parts Department as required
Make changes in assembly process as required; document such changes and inform the production lead accordingly
Lay out truck details per engineering prints on a job-by-job basis
Perform final assembly of all units, including hoods, electric, lights, stickers to customers specifications
Connect hydraulic lines and fills such with oil in preparation for required testing
Prepare trucks for sub-frame assembly by disassembling, measuring, repositioning, and installing parts then re-assemble unit by following procedures
Test the assembled parts or products to ensure they are functioning properly and are of good quality
Train and mentor Mechanic Assembler I
Comply with workplace health and safety policies, safe work practices and procedures
Maintain tools and the work space in good condition
May perform reasonably similar or related duties as assigned
Requirements:
Physical Demands:
Perform repetitive work while moving around, under, and over equipment while on the production floor 95% of the time
Perform work outdoors in all weather 5% of the time
Education/Skills/Experience:
High School diploma or equivalent, required
Formal training beyond high school (certification or associate’s degree in auto repair), preferred
Minimum 5 years of mechanical experience
Welding experience/certification strongly preferred
Previous experience with heavy mechanical equipment, preferred
Familiarity with and understanding of hydraulic, electrical, gas and diesel systems
Excellent problem solving and trouble shooting skills
Strong interpersonal and verbal communication skills
Ability to read blue prints, hydraulic and electrical schematics
Familiarity with computers to look up work instructions, track labor and other tasks as needed