Precision Automation Machine Assembler

Job Description

Job Description

Precision Automation Machine Assembler

Location : Holland, MI

Pay : $25–$30 per hour

A Day in the Build Bay

When you step onto the floor, you’re the craftsperson who turns drawings into real, working machines. You’ll interpret mechanical and assembly prints, lay out components, and methodically assemble systems with the tools you’ve selected from your own toolbox. You’ll move between tasks—bending and kneeling to reach tight spots, climbing ladders to access upper assemblies, and occasionally working under machinery—while keeping quality, safety, and efficiency at the center of everything you do.

What You’ll Tackle

• Build equipment from mechanical drawings using personally supplied hand tools; read and interpret both part and assembly prints with confidence.
• Document issues and changes promptly; communicate build status and open items to the Machine Build Lead.
• Work independently or with teammates to stay on plan for cost, timing, quality, and customer satisfaction.
• Uphold ISO and internal quality standards; keep your work area organized and clean.
• Coordinate external processes such as finish, heat treat, and deburring, ensuring pick-up / delivery align with project timing.
• Assist the lead builder with task lists, machine safety / quality checks, and driving projects to completion.
• Operate shop equipment safely and effectively, including mills, lathes, drill presses, surface grinders, saws, shears, and presses.

Physical & Safety Expectations

What You Bring

How We Hire

Apply with your current resume. We’ll respond the same day with feedback. Next, you’ll join a brief online screening conversation to review requirements and ask questions. Afterward, we’ll share additional feedback and select candidates to advance. Steps 1–4 typically take less than 24 hours.

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Ready to build what’s next? Join us in Holland and put your craftsmanship to work.

Contact

Equal Opportunity Employer (Veteran / Disability).