Michelle Branson

Alliance Industrial Solutions has partnered with a leading defense technology company and we are seeking Vehicle Assembly Mechanics! Hours: M-Th 6am-5:30pm, Fri 6am-12:30pm (Must be able to work these hours every week) Pay: $22/hr-$24/hr BOE Position Overview: The Vehicle Assembly Mechanic often works in small teams to assemble and manufacture mechanical components or systems for a wide range of vehicles that are specific to our product line. Key Responsibilities: • Use a variety of tools to build and assemble machines or mechanical components according to requirements. • Read and comprehend blueprints, drawings, sketches, and plans. • Build/replace/repair major vehicle components, assemblies, and systems (including engines, transmissions, and suspensions, etc.) • Troubleshoot mechanical challenges and maintain an innovative mindset; exhibiting an ability to problem solve beyond standardized solutions. • Effectively manage and plan work to accomplish assigned tasks with minimal supervision. • Maintain and clean garage equipment and tools to ensure they are always kept in safe and usable condition. • Be willing and able to pivot to different tasks throughout the day. • Ensure that work conditions are safe and efficient. Skills and Qualifications Required: • High School Diploma or equivalent. • Must be a U.S. citizen • Having your own tools is a plus • Basic knowledge of computer systems and other relevant electronics • Proven experience in assembly, maintenance, and/or troubleshooting of vehicle components and vehicle sub-systems • Aptitude in using various mechanical hand tools and precision measurement tools • Demonstrate dependability, thoroughness, and excellent verbal communication skills • Ability to follow established procedures and practices; read instructions, and blueprints etc. • A strong commitment to all health and safety guidelines • Excellent problem-solving/troubleshooting skills • Keen attention to detail • A valid driver’s license Physical Requirements: • Moderate walking, standing, climbing, heavy lifting, carrying, stooping, bending, kneeling, and reaching, routinely lifting, and carrying parts and equipment up to 50 pounds. #AIS13