Mechanical Assembler (Manufacturing/Aerospace)

22nd Century Technologies, Inc.
Pay Rate: $24.00 - $27.55 on W
United States, California, Irvine
Aug 04, 2025
Job Title: Mechanical Assembler (Manufacturing/Aerospace) Location with zip code: 16666 Von Karman Ave. Irvine, CA-92606 Duration: 6+ Months Pay Rate: $24.00 - $27.55 on W2 without benefits Shift Timing: 1st shift: 6:00am - 2:30pm Job Description: Accurately and efficiently assembles/tests a variety of moderately complex products to achieve customer quality and on-time delivery schedules. May perform lockwiring, first stage subassembly, and final detailing functions. Works on products that contain mechanical components, single hydraulic systems, and multiple part numbers. Actively contributes to lean initiatives to increase productivity and reduce costs. Role & Responsibilities: Performs moderately complex assembly/test functions utilizing mechanical skills, hand and power tools, mechanical/electronic tools, test equipment, assembly fixtures, and inspection measurement equipment in a manufacturing environment. Records test results on data forms using moderately complex electrical equipment and flow measurement devices. May use X-Y recorders, oscilloscopes, transducers, and other related equipment. Identifies malfunctions disclosed by test data and reworks as instructed. Interprets blueprints, engineering orders, assembly routes, test specifications, service bulletins, customer requirements, and quality directives. Produces and inspects assemblies that conform to product specifications. Assembles, tests, and/or solders to customer and/or industry standards. Performs touch-up or full surface painting of parts with finishing materials such as paint, lacquer, glaze, etc. Mixes paint and cleans parts. Actively participates in lean initiatives by identifying and providing suggestions on areas for improvement.. Ensures all equipment is calibrated in accordance with calibration schedule. Required Skills: Two or more years industry related experience in assembly/test in a manufacturing environment. Able to select appropriate procedures, techniques, tools, and equipment. Proficient in reading and understanding blueprints, route sheets, and test specifications. Perform basic mathematical calculations, as well as demonstrate effective verbal, written, and basic computer skills. Possess strong mechanical reasoning.