Experienced Rig Assembly Technician

The Geoprobe® Assembly Technician works with a team to build technical drilling equipment for the environmental, geotechnical, water well, and geothermal industries. Assembly Technicians use detailed schematics to assemble complex machines - this is not an assembly line. Physical demands of the job include prolonged periods of standing, walking, climbing, and bending over machinery. Successful candidates will be highly mechanical with strong hands-on and problem-solving skills, committed to high quality work, comfortable working with a team, and driven to finish tasks on time.

Assembly at Geoprobe® | Geoprobe Systems®

Job Responsibilities

• Build components and assemble drilling machines from start to finish.
• Apply knowledge of hydraulic systems, power trains, and DC electrical systems to assemble machinery, systems, and equipment according to specifications and blueprints.
• Conduct detailed quality inspections on assembled parts and systems to ensure they meet the required standards.
• Upon completion complete start up process and test machine to confirm functionality and troubleshoot any issues.
• Identify opportunities for improvement – for the team, employee, company, or customer.
• Other duties as assigned by supervisor.

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Benefits

Assembly Tooling Incentive

Recognizing assembly technicians need quality tools to succeed, Geoprobe® offers new assembly technicians the option to purchase a full set of pre-determined tools at a discounted price. Current assembly team members can purchase up to $500 of tools from a predetermined vendor at a 50% discount.

Geoprobe Systems® is an Equal Opportunity Employer.