Mechanical Assembler

About the role

Join ProMach and shine. Whether you're creative, strategic, persuasive, or mechanically inclined, there’s a place for you here. Be a problem‑solver, a closer, a futurist – whatever drives you. At ProMach, you'll be challenged and rewarded as you help improve packaging performance and shape the future of automation. ProMach is a fast‑growing company named to the Inc. 5,000 list seven times, offering innovative products, global markets, and the entrepreneurial culture of a small firm with the rewards of a large organization. You will enjoy the benefits of working with a growing company that competes globally, with the personal touch and feel of a smaller company where you can make an impact every day.

Pace is seeking a talented mechanical Assembler with a high degree of problem‑solving ability, to assemble complex and precision mechanical assemblies and complicated mechanisms to build a quality product. The machinery has critical dimensional specifications and operating relationships where fitting of components, calibration of operating units, alignment and/or balancing of completed assemblies requires the application of skilled mechanical principles and a broad knowledge of assembly techniques. The Assembly Technician assists with final inspection and testing of machinery to ensure equipment meets performance standard and requirements. The position reports to the Production/Field Service Supervisor.

Responsibilities

• Read and interpret engineering prints/specifications, electrical schematics, manufacturing manuals, and/or verbal/written instructions to determine necessary assembly of machine
• Be able to build and wire small electrical controls and motors on our equipment
• Plan assembly procedures and methods to assure efficient and timely progress
• May transport specified parts from various plant locations
• Assemble complex mechanical units where a high degree of problem‑solving and extreme care, skilled workmanship, and accuracy are required to meet strict inspection, testing and operating specifications
• Position, erect, align, level; position sub‑assemblies, units, and separate components and integrate their operations; performs fitting, aligning, timing, calibrating, and other operations incidental to the mechanical assembly of the machine
• Test machines using prescribed testing methods to help ensure machine meets performance requirements before shipment to customer
• Assist customers with in‑plant Acceptance Tests of their machines
• Use a variety of hand and power tools
• Inspect parts for proper machining finish and dimensions; checks sub‑assemblies and units
• Use a variety of precision measuring and gauging instruments (e.g., scale, calipers) to inspect and verify conformance of parts to specifications/tolerances
• Strict