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Assembly/Machine Builder
All, Manufacturing
Waterloo, IA
$24,000 - $29,000
Location: Waterloo, Iowa | Schedule: Full-time, on-site, first shift | Compensation: $24-29/hour (approximately $24,000-$29,000 annually)
Overview
An industrial equipment manufacturer is seeking an Assembly/Machine Builder to construct custom, made-to-order machines from start to finish in a low-volume production environment. This role is ideal for a mechanically skilled individual who takes pride in precision, safety, and craftsmanship while building equipment to exact drawing specifications.
What you'll do
- Build custom, made-to-order machines according to drawing specifications
- Work from prints, sketches, or verbal instructions to complete assembly tasks
- Maintain strong attention to detail throughout the build process
- Operate safely in all aspects of the job
- Keep the work area clean and organized
- Build machines individually from start to finish in a low-volume setting
Required qualifications
- High School Degree
- 1+ years of experience in a manufacturing environment or mechanical work
- High mechanical aptitude
- Ability to read blueprints
- Understanding of hydraulic components and functionality
- Basic understanding of 12V wiring
- Ability to use wrenches, air tools, overhead cranes, and perform steel handling with frequent lifting
- Forklift experience or ability to be trained on forklift operation
- Ability to lift 50 lbs. regularly and up to 75 pounds
- Ability to stand or be on your feet all day
- Ability to read, write, and speak English fluently
- Subject to drug screening and background check
Preferred qualifications
- Experience working on cars or any type of mechanic background is a plus
Compensation and benefits
- Pay range of $24-29/hour (approximately $24,000-$29,000 annually), commensurate with experience
Why this role
This position offers the opportunity to build complete machines from start to finish in a hands-on, low-volume manufacturing environment during first shift hours.
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