Assembler A - mechanical and electronic skills

- Interpret shop notes, general arrangements, and process flow diagrams and drawings - Utilize measuring instruments such as tape measures, rulers, and pressure gauges - Assemble and install skid-mounted components, including pumps, vessels, pipes, and machine guards - Conduct pneumatic and mechanical testing on assembled components - Disassemble parts to replace defective components or prepare for shipping - Operate a variety of hand, electric, and air-powered tools like impact wrenches and grinders - Use stationary equipment, including bench grinders and drill presses - Operate lifting devices such as overhead and jib cranes - Document serial numbers and relevant information per the inspection test plan (ITP) - Report issues to the line supervisor and contribute to problem-solving efforts - Perform tasks safely in accordance with company safety protocols - Alert supervisors about potentially hazardous equipment and unsafe conditions - Comprehend and follow both oral and written instructions - Foster effective working relationships with colleagues across all departments - Engage in the training and development of Assemblers I and other team members - Carry out all duties with minimal supervision as required