HSS Mechanic

• Perform equipment receipt, uncrate, clean, strip and tear down units
• Inspect, repair, service, test and package following the companies policies, procedures, quality standards and Safety guidelines
• Works from drawings, parts lists, blueprints, charts, tables and graphs to evaluate and assist in estimating repair costs, time and materials or parts needed to repair assemblies and subassemblies
• Set up and operate test stands and related equipment as required
• Set up and balance rotating equipment using approved balancing methods as required
• Record written test results on appropriate test documents
• Follow the quality plan per job to repair product
• Diagnose, check and correct mechanical functions through adjustments, using various tools and approved repair methods
• Move material inside shop as needed
• Recognize and communicate the need for replenishment of supplies, tools, need repair parts and other facility needs to supervision in a timely manner
• Keep work area and surrounding equipment clean and organized
• Paint, pack, crate, and document shipment of units, parts and materials
• May be asked to perform some field service work from time to time (not frequent or required)

• High School degree or Equivalent
• Typically 3 years manual repair/workshop/manufacturing environment
• Experience operating fork lift trucks, hand pallet jacks and overhead cranes
• Demonstrated ability to understand complicated blue prints, drawings, sketches and work instructions
• Demonstrated ability to use micrometers and gauges in both English and Metric measures
• Demonstrated good mechanical aptitude
• Demonstrated ability to diagnose mechanical problems
• Demonstrated knowledge of welding
• Basic computer knowledge (clocking in and out, scanning bar codes)

Experience with vibration analyzing / balancing equipment a plus

• Healthcare, dental and vision plans
• Robust wellness program
• Generous 401(k)
• Paid holidays
• Paid time off benefits