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Parker Hannifin · 2 weeks ago

Assembly & Test Mechanic: Off Shift (K616)

Kalamazoo, MI

Full-time

Onsite

New Grad, Entry Level

Parker Aerospace develops technologies and innovative solutions for the aviation industry. The Assembly & Test Mechanic is responsible for assembling and testing production units, troubleshooting and repairing units, and ensuring compliance with assembly instructions and quality standards.

HardwareIndustrial ManufacturingManufacturing

No H1B

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Assembles and tests production units associated with the EDP/PMP Pumps Dept

Troubleshoot, teardown, and repair units due to failure or customer return

Assures compliance with OEM assembly instructions, blueprints, test procedures and/or process requirements with minimal supervision

Prepare associated paperwork, including nameplates, de-trash, perform associated manual and machining operations, subassembly, final assembly, test and button-up of Pump Motor Package (PMP) units, large designated Skydrol units and other designated high-volume pump families

A moderate level of mechanical aptitude is required

Must be able to perform moderate to complex assembly procedures

De-trash the kit from the stockroom, perform floor stock maintenance, cycle count floor stock, initiate short requisitions, and over-issue tickets

Perform all subassembly operations; machines and tools included and are not limited to lathe, presses, flat lap, polish, drill press, plating, potting & adhesive, and electrical soldering

Perform all the final assembly tasks – similar to subassembly tasks

Performing all test-associated tasks: Set-up test stand, set-up product, performing the hydraulic test, and performing electrical testing (Dielectric & insulation resistance). Create QC-203 test records

Button-up: Nameplate application, lockwire, painting and masking, mechanical removing of cosmetic defects and alodining

Works with minimum supervision

Sets up and prepares work areas

Is able to perform tasks in other work areas

Works from complex blueprints and assembly processes

Can utilize personal computers to obtain proper documentation (paperless operation)

Maintains good working order for tools, jigs, inspection devices and other supplies and performs simple equipment repairs as necessary

Production output shall meet or exceed established standards and shall conform to prescribed quality

Trains fellow employees as required

Participates in 'continuous improvement' activities/efforts with the classification/department

Shall be capable and shall be willing to be certified and qualified in multiple product families, within 45 days of reaching the top of the wage progression

Qualification

Mechanical aptitudeAssembly proceduresElectrical solderingHydraulic testingBlueprint readingContinuous improvementTeam training

Required