Mechanical Assembler
job description
Location:
North America, Canada, Stoney Creek- Ref:
JOHNCRANENA01484- Division:
John Crane- Job Function:
Operations**Job Description**:
The Mechanical Assembler will assemble, visually inspect, test and package seals, couplings or sub-assemblies. They will work at any station, assembly machines, test benches, and pressure test benches. The Mechanical Assembler will cover disassembly and receiving/shipping duties as needed.
Duties &
Responsibilities
- May run skin packaging or film packaging equipment as necessary.
- Maintains accurate inventory counts on packing lists and inventory warehouse records.
- Receives and issues materials from inventory.
- Makes inventory reports for supervisor when required.
- Works from specifications, assembly drawings, shipping orders standard or verbal instructions.
- Responsible for quality or work produced.
- Makes proper job and time reports for timekeeping as required.
- Performs other duties as assigned utilizing normal skill and ability of the current position.
- Remains aware and follows all health and safety practices.
- Works in a safe fashion and reports any concerns to supervisor.
Diversity &
Inclusion
We believe that different perspectives and backgrounds are what make a company flourish. All qualified applicants will receive equal consideration for employment regardless of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, economic status, disability, age, or any other legally protected characteristics. We are proud to be an inclusive company with values grounded in equality and ethics, where we celebrate, support, and embrace diversity.
The Individual
- High school diploma
- 3-5 years of related experience is an asset
- Ability to read and interpret average assembly and machine drawings.
- Resolve and trouble shoot technical problems.
- Requires ability to understand and solve technical problems of above average nature.
- Must have the knowledge to successfully set up and test complicated cartridge seals on their own.
About Smiths
About John Crane