Electromechanical Assembly Specialist — Centrifugal Mixing Systems
ConfidentialA day in the life You arrive at our Louisville, CO facility, open your work orders, and review engineering drawings for the next build of a high-speed, bladeless centrifugal mixer. You verify materials, measure critical components, and begin assembling sub-systems. Mid-morning, you collaborate with Quality and Engineering to resolve a fit issue, update your documentation, and get back on schedule. By afternoon, you're on the test bench validating performance, recording inspection results, and buttoning up the unit for shipment. Your craftsmanship, safety mindset, and focus on first-pass yield directly power our customers' success. You will report to the Production Manager and work closely with Engineering, Quality, and Supply Chain. What you’ll achieve Zero preventable safety incidents and full adherence to all safety procedures. On-time completion of assigned builds that meet the production schedule. High first-pass quality with minimal rework and defects. Accurate use of inventory and complete, reliable documentation. Meaningful contributions to continuous improvement in quality, efficiency, and safety. Your responsibilities Build mechanical and electromechanical assemblies from engineering drawings, work instructions, BOMs, and electrical schematics. Read, interpret, and follow technical documentation with precision. Meet target build times and maintain daily/weekly schedule commitments. Inspect incoming parts and materials to verify they meet specifications before use. Use hand tools, power tools, and precision measurement devices safely and accurately. Record production activities, inspection data, and quality results in manufacturing systems. Confirm finished assemblies meet specifications via measurement, inspection, and functional tests. Troubleshoot build issues and promptly communicate discrepancies for resolution. Perform basic preventive maintenance on tools, fixtures, and workstations. Keep your work area clean, organized, and compliant with 5S and safety practices. Support inventory accuracy by reporting shortages and part discrepancies quickly. Pitch in with shipping, receiving, and general production support when needed. Suggest and help implement improvements that enhance quality, throughput, or safety. Share know-how and assist in training teammates on assembly processes as appropriate. Collaborate cross-functionally to address manufacturability and quality concerns. Adapt to shifting priorities in a dynamic, fast-growing manufacturing environment. Qualifications Minimum Associate degree in Manufacturing, Mechanical Technology, or a related field; or equivalent education and relevant experience. 2+ years in manufacturing, equipment assembly, aerospace, automotive, or similar production setting. Hands-on experience assembling mechanical equipment with standard manufacturing processes. Comfort working both independently and as part of a team. Ability to read/understand technical drawings, BOMs, and work instructions. Proficient with inspection tools and precision measuring equipment. Skilled with hand and power tools; basic computer literacy for documentation. Lift up to 50 lbs; occasional overtime; ability to travel up to 10%. Physical capability to stand/walk for extended periods; frequent fine motor work; regular reaching, bending, stooping, kneeling, crouching, pushing, and pulling; visual acuity (close vision and depth perception) to read drawings, inspect parts, and use gauges; work around moving mechanical equipment and moderate noise while using required PPE. Preferred Experience with MRP/ERP systems and lot traceability. Background in high-mix, low-volume manufacturing. Participation in continuous improvement initiatives and Lean methods. Mechanical troubleshooting and root-cause problem solving. Proficiencies we value Electrical schematics literacy Strong troubleshooting Quality control mindset Mechanical and electromechanical assembly Commitment to safety Comfort with power tools How we work Qu…