Chemical Feed Equipment Assembler

Your Impact

Help transform detailed designs into fully tested, production-ready chemical feed assemblies. If you thrive on accuracy, shop-floor problem solving, and clean workmanship, you’ll fit right in.

What You'll Do

• Assemble fluid control systems exactly to design specifications using PVC, CPVC, and stainless steel piping.
• Fabricate structural supports and perform light machining as required by the project scope.
• Verify manufacturing accuracy against drawings/blueprints; escalate drawing or spec issues to the Foreman.
• Functionally test completed systems to validate performance and quality.
• Match pulled parts to the Bills of Material and report failed or incorrect components.
• Keep your work area neat and organized and maintain the condition and inventory of your personal tools.
• Uphold company policies, arrive on time, protect confidentiality, support clients, the company, and the team, and take on other duties needed to meet company goals.

What You Bring

• 1+ year of manufacturing experience; High School Diploma or equivalent.
• Experience in at least one: welding, machining, home improvement tasks, or plumbing.
• Mechanical aptitude; able to troubleshoot mechanical and electro/mechanical system failures using schematic drawings.
• Proficient with hand tools; can read a tape measure accurately.
• Math proficiency including adding and subtracting fractions; basic computer literacy.
• Physically able to lift 50–75 lbs and perform constant movement: standing, bending, kneeling, and stretching.
• Meets in-house forklift certification requirements.
• Professional, clear communicator; able to multitask, prioritize, and work both independently and with others.
• Willing to work overtime as needed; comfortable in a fast-paced environment.

How You'll Succeed

• Own quality: build right the first time and validate through functional testing.
• Stay organized: keep tools maintained and your station clutter-free.
• Collaborate: surface drawing issues early and support shared goals and deadlines.
• Adapt: handle shifting priorities while maintaining professionalism and confidentiality.