Path Engineering

As an Assembly Technician (also known as Assembly Operator, Production Assembler), you'll plan and execute assembly procedures, file and grind metal parts, drill, tap, or ream holes, and align components. You'll also install moving parts and test their free movement, assemble gear systems, and install mesh cloth, perforated plates, or urethane panels. Additionally, you'll use hoists, cranes, and various tools to move or assemble subcomponents and test the operation of the completed product.

• Competitive wage with a $2.00 shift premium for 2nd and 3rd shifts.
• Comprehensive benefits package including vision, dental, and medical insurance, and employer contributions to 401k.
• Up to 2 days paid time off for perfect attendance.

• Ability to read a tape measure and prints.
• Proactive and self-starting attitude.
• Excellent problem-solving and troubleshooting skills.
• Experience with mechanical assembly and shop math skills.
• Good team player with consistent attendance.