Mechanical Assembler

Perform assembly work on PRI equipment. This will include assembling welded pipe and components/component parts; insulating pipes and vessels; performing finish work (sheet metal); and preparing equipment for shipping – all according to blueprint specifications. Testing parts after assembly, when required. This job can be repetitive and requires good hand-eye coordination and hand strength. This person must be organized, neat, have good housekeeping habits, and be self-disciplined.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES & FUNCTIONS

• Know and practice safe work practices including use of tools, fall protection systems, proper use of PPE, use of lockout/tagout systems and confined space entry procedures.
• UL, NEC and international standards for electrical design must be observed as appropriate
• Read and follow written test procedures, engineering orders, interpret blueprints
• Set up, align and assemble valves, piping spools and equipment structural components
• Use jacks, clamps, squares, plumb lines, tape measures, cranes, forklifts and other assembly equipment
• Install and assemble conduit, wiring and electrical components according to blueprints and wiring diagrams.
• Per blueprints, layout equipment mounting arrangements, drill and tap holes using hand and power tools.
• Attach electrical breakers, relays, contactors, bus bards, transformers, insulators and other electrical equipment as needed
• Install/assemble pumps, gearboxes, generators, mixers, condenser units, and other mechanical equipment
• Cut, strip, bend and form wire cable, conduit, pipe and tubing to connect circuits and subassemblies
• Use common hand and power tools such as saws, pipe threader, mechanical and hydraulic pipe benders, etc.
• Disassemble and prepare finished goods for assembly. This may include building shipping crates and skids with wood