Shop Technician

Thorofare, NJ
Full Time
NDI Engineering
Entry Level
Manufacturing Technician
NDI Engineering is seeking an additional Manufacturing Technician to support the NDI Engineering Shop located in Thorofare NJ.   Manufacturing technician shall assemble components or products based on detailed instructions, specifications and drawings.

The ideal candidate shall have a minimum of 1-2 years of experience utilizing hand tools (such as torque wrenches) and measurement equipment (such as calipers).

Role and Responsibilities
  • Ability to read and interpret technical specifications and engineering drawings.
  • Document and perform hands-on practical mechanical tasks such as dis-assembly and assembly of hydro-mechanical equipment in accordance with procedures.
  • Assist with inspection and acceptance testing of final assemblies witnessed by the customer.
  • Quality minded with an attention to detail, capable of locating sources of problems by observing mechanical assemblies in operation.
  • Provide collaboration and mutual support with receiving, inventory, shipping, and building maintenance.
  • Work closely with engineers and other team members to develop, troubleshoot issues and improve assembly processes.
  • Operate Fork Lift.
Requirements:
  • Must be a US Citizen.
  • Lift and carry objects weighing up to 40 LBS.
  • Tooling Nomenclature: Utilize the names of tools and understand their uses is essential for effective communication and practical application in various tasks.
  • High school diploma or equivalent required.
  • Certifications: Willing to become certified to IPC-J-STD-001 and IPC-A-620 certification
  • Communication: Verbal and written communication skills to provide clear and accurate observations found during inspection process.
  • Computer literate: At a minimum ability to utilize outlook (email), open and close files, print documents, and navigate file folders.
  • Safety conscience: Must wear steel toe boots (NDI provides reimbursement bi-annually), utilize Personal Protection Equipment, aware of your surroundings.
  • Team work oriented: Provide collaboration and mutual support with receiving, inventory, shipping, and building maintenance.
  • Responsible and proactive attitude: Provide notification and potential solutions when variances/discrepancy/concerns are found.
  • Reliability: maintain regular 40 hour weekly schedule, at a minimum supporting the core working hours of 9am – 2pm Monday through Friday.
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