Mechanical Assembler
STM Canna
Spokane Valley, Washington
04.2025 - Current
- Maintain records of all production activities including quantity produced, quality control results and inspection data.
- Follow safety regulations when operating equipment and handling materials.
- Perform minor repairs on mechanical components such as tightening loose screws, nuts, bolts.
- Perform preventative maintenance on machines used in the assembly process.
- Align components for proper fit and function.
- Clean work area regularly to maintain a safe working environment.
- Participate in continuous improvement initiatives aimed at streamlining production processes.
- Work cooperatively with team members to complete tasks efficiently within established deadlines.
- Verify that all connections are secure before moving on to the next step in the process.
- Use calipers, micrometers, height gauges, protractors and other measuring instruments to ensure accuracy of assembly.
- Identify problems with malfunctioning equipment or processes and make necessary repairs or adjustments as required.
- Keep accurate records of parts used during each assembly task.
- Read blueprints and diagrams to determine proper assembly techniques.
- Assist in training new employees on the proper use of tools and equipment related to their job duties.
- Test assembled machinery for proper operation prior to shipment or installation.
- Communicate effectively with supervisors regarding any issues that arise during the assembly process.
- Assemble mechanical parts, components or assemblies using hand tools and power tools.
- Collaborated with engineering and manufacturing teams to troubleshoot assembly issues.
- Managed inventory of assembly parts and tools, requesting replenishments as needed.
- Engaged in the disassembly and reassembly of mechanical systems for repair and maintenance purposes.
- Assembled complex mechanical systems according to engineering blueprints and specifications.