Assembly - Night Shift

Responsible for reading blueprints and using hand or power tools to construct mechanical air-cooling systems. These roles involve fitting, assembling, and inspecting metal components, coils, and motors. Physical stamina and the ability to lift heavy parts are essential Key Responsibilities Blueprint Reading: Study schematics, technical drawings, and work orders to plan the assembly process. Component Assembly: Fit, align, and fasten parts together using screws, bolts, rivets, or soldering equipment. Tool Operation: Safely utilize a variety of hand and power tools, such as screw guns, rivet guns, and pneumatic hammers. Quality Control: Inspect completed products and sub-assemblies to ensure they meet exact tolerances and performance standards. Material Handling: Move raw materials and finished goods using equipment like forklifts or overhead cranes. Safety & Maintenance: Keep the work area clean and strictly adhere to all factory safety protocols and regulations. Qualifications & Skills Mechanical Aptitude: A solid understanding of basic mechanical systems and the ability to work with your hands. Tool Proficiency: Experience working with industrial hand tools and power equipment. Physical Capabilities: Ability to stand for long shifts and frequently lift, carry, or push heavy objects (typically 50 to 75+ lbs).Attention to Detail: High degree of accuracy when measuring and aligning components to prevent malfunctions Physical & Work Environment Requirements Environment: Fast-paced manufacturing or warehouse facilities. Physical Demands: Repetitive hand movements, frequent bending, kneeling, and prolonged standing. Safety Equipment: Mandatory use of protective gear, such as safety glasses, steel-toed boots, and hearing protection