Assembly Technician II

Job Details Assembly Technician II

Location: Macon, GA

Schedule: Full-Time

Department: Operations

🚀 Make an Impact in a Hands-On, High‑Tech Assembly Role

Are you mechanically inclined, detail‑oriented, and energized by building things that truly matter? As an Assembly Technician II, you’ll play a key role in assembling, calibrating, and testing high‑performance industrial valves, regulators, and instrumentation used across a wide range of industries. This position offers the perfect blend of technical work, troubleshooting, collaboration, and continuous learning—all within a supportive team environment.

• Selecting and pulling accurate components for production orders
• Building and assembling valves, actuators, and regulators to company and customer specifications
• Installing and calibrating instrumentation for optimal performance
• Troubleshooting mechanical issues and repairing assemblies with precision
  
  Operating forklifts, hoists, and material‑handling equipment safely and efficiently
• Documenting work clearly and accurately, including order and calibration records
• Keeping your work area safe, organized, and compliant with all safety procedures
• Mentoring and training Apprentice and Technician I team members as needed

• Demonstrated mechanical aptitude and hands‑on experience in assembly or industrial environments
• Familiarity with control valves, actuators, pressure regulators, or instrumentation (preferred)
• Experience or training in:
  • Valve basics
  • Calibration techniques
  • Hydrostatic and seat leak testing
  • Pneumatic and electric actuator equipment
  • Boiler operation
• Clear and professional communication skills, including via email
• A strong commitment to safety, quality, and teamwork

• Ability to lift and/or move up to approximately 20 lbs
• Ability to stand and walk for up to 8 hours during a shift
• While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to:
  • Stand and walk for extended periods of time in a shop or warehouse environment
  • Use hands and fingers to handle, assemble, and manipulate parts, tools, and instrumentation components
  • Reach with hands and arms; bend, stoop, kneel, or crouch as necessary
  • Operate hand tools and shop equipment, including hoists and forklifts, in accordance with safety procedures
  • Communicate effectively and maintain adequate vision and hearing to perform assembly work safely and accurately
• The work environment may include exposure to noise, dust, and temperature variations typical of an industrial or manufacturing setting.

You’ll be part of a team where your problem‑solving, and attention to detail directly contributes to the reliability of the products our customers depend on every day. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys hands‑on work and is ready to advance their technical skills set.