1428 Processing Technician jobs in Warren,MI

Loc Performance Products

Plymouth, MI 48170

High School Diploma or GED required
3-5 years of experience in heavy military assembly and or vehicle assembly
Experience with assembly on Commercial Vehicle platforms
Must undergo and meet company standards for background check, employment verification, reference checks, physical, and controlled substance testing
Candidate must be able to obtain and maintain suitability requirements for access to classified information
Proven ability to perform consistent, high-volume assembly tasks straight from drawings, specifications and standardized written or verbal work instructions
Must be able to read and interpret blueprints, drawings, manuals, 3D models, specifications sketches, job orders, planning documents and engineering drawings
Working knowledge of hand tools, power tools, torque wrenches, magnetic drills, grinders, etc.
Ability to adapt positively to changes and rework during assembly tasks
Lift up to 50 pounds occasionally
Required to stand frequently
Required to walk frequently
Required to sit frequently
Required to use hands to finger, handle or feel and reach with hands and arms frequently

Sun

Clinton Township, MI 48035

Stanley Black & Decker

Troy, MI 48085

High school diploma or equivalent work experience.
Be proficient in reading mechanical blueprints, basic electrical and electronic schematics, wiring lists and diagrams, assembly prints and bills of materials.
Capable of soldering wires and cables as well as electronic components.
Be proficient in using equipment such as calipers, micrometers, electrical multi-meter for checking resistance and continuity as well as other mechanical and electrical measuring tools.
Be able to read mechanical, basic electrical and electronic schematics, wiring lists and diagrams, assembly prints and bills of materials.
Be able to identify basic electrical and electronic components including but not limited to diodes, resistors, capacitors and relays on prints and actual components.
Have working knowledge of general fastening hardware terminology and be able to identify between different types of screws, nuts, and washers.
Capable of soldering wires, cables as well as electronic components.
Must be able to distinguish colors.