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Mechanical Assembler Level 1

Hydra Dyne Technology
Hydra Dyne Technology
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Business Location:
Ingersoll, Ontario
Position type:
Full Time
Category:
Production
Work Place Location:
In Person
Hours:
Monday-Thursday, 10 hour shifts
Vacancy Type:
New Position

Job Description

We at Hydra Dyne Technology manufacture and design world-class custom hydraulic components that global heavy equipment OEMs have come to rely on. We produce some of the world’s most reliable rotary unions, hydraulic cylinders and manifold blocks for many industries.

Our state-of-the-art manufacturing facility is equipped with both specialized equipment and the latest technology in CNC machining centres, enabling us to adapt our designs to our customers’ needs. With decades of expertise, we pride ourselves in our history of high precision, in house manufacturing, and assembly capabilities.

We provide ample opportunity to learn and excel within our company, and offer challenging tasks and new opportunities to those who are enthusiastic, driven and looking for opportunities in a dynamic environment to make a lasting contribution.


A qualified Mechanical Assembler Level I – Entry / Junior will be able to read and follow assembly drawings and Narratives to correctly assemble and test a wide variety of hydraulic components and sub assemblies in a work cell environment with a group of Assemblers.

Principal Accountabilities:

  • Read work instructions, work orders, and production boards in order to understand and complete a wide variety of tasks throughout the assembly department
  • Assemble parts according to: work instructions, blueprint specifications, quality alerts, design changes and parts lists; gathering parts, subassemblies, tools, and materials.
  • Be aware of the correct operating sequence and workflow of the assembly department
  • Measure completed components correctly to the “tolerance of measurement” standard
  • Documents actions by completing production and quality forms.
  • Communicate any issues/concerns to Supervisor
  • Conduct daily and preventative maintenance checks and cleaning, inspect equipment and make minor adjustments as required on an ongoing basis
  • Performs other related duties as assigned.

Health and Safety Responsibilities:

  • Wear all required PPE while in the plant.
  • Work safe & ergonomically by following H&S policies.
  • Report any unsafe acts, conditions or accidents across the plant.
  • Report accidents, near misses, injuries, or illnesses immediately to your supervisor.
  • Inspect equipment and the workplace regularly.
  • Be alert for hazards.
  • Cooperate with others on matters relating to occupational safety and health.

Monday-Thursday, 10 hour shifts, with overtime potential

Education

Secondary School Diploma

Experience Required

Knowledge, Skills and Education:

  • Completion of secondary school or equivalent or 1-3 years in Manufacturing is considered an asset
  • Ability to use various Mechanical Inspection Tools (e.g. Tape Measure, Calipers, Micrometers), Power Tools
  • Able to lift 35-50lbs
  • Good Written and Oral communication
  • Ability to find information and continuous learning.
  • High level of detail accuracy, manual dexterity, and hand-eye coordination;
  • Proficient with Technology, Reading text, Document use, Numeracy;
  • Ability to work as a team/independent;
  • Ability to work in a safe and orderly manner.

Compensation and Benefits

What we Offer:

  • Benefits after 3 months
  • Company matching pension after 1 year
  • Voluntary overtime opportunities
  • Annual Increase opportunities
  • On-site cafeteria with subsidized rates
  • Uniforms after 3 months (Cleaned by company)
  • Employee Events (free lunches)
  • Shift premiums of $0.90 per hour
  • Advancement opportunities

Wage Details

$23 - $24.5 per hour

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