508 Quality Control Technician jobs in Eagle Lake,TX

Mechanical Assembler I

ATEC

Sealy, TX 77474

High school diploma or General Education Degree (GED);
Employee is frequently required to stand, sit, stoop, crouch, bend, walk and routinely lift and/or move up to (50) pounds.)
Should be able to properly lift moderate and heavy steel parts, equipment, and supplies on a routine basis.
Typical lifting requirements will not exceed fifty (50) pounds.
The employee must have a full range of body movements including the use of hands to fingers, handle or feel objects, climbing, bending, reaching, lifting, and walking.
The Mechanical Assembler I must be trained in the proper use of material handling equipment such as forklifts and overhead cranes.
Must know and follow requirements for the proper storage and allocation of supplies and material.
Must also be trained in company safety requirements.
Usually eight (8) hour workdays (5) days per week are required.
Occasional Saturday and Sunday work, or overtime, may be required to accommodate special business circumstances.
Extended work hours and/or travel may occasionally be required.

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Dover Corporation

Rosenberg, TX 77471

One year minimum manufacturing experience.
Proven experience as an assembler
Be able to read, write, and speak English fluently
Strong attention to detail and accuracy
Cross-referencing documents and parts
Use of hand tools (Torque screw drivers)
Ability to lift, carry, push, or pull items up to 50 lbs. (sometimes more, depending on the job)
The task repeats 6 -7 times per 8-hour shift
Ability to stand for extended periods (8 -12 hours)
Frequent walking throughout the floor to clean, allocate, receive, pack /unpack materials and parts
Regularly need to bend, twist, kneel, or squat
Frequently reaching above the shoulders or below the waist
Ability to perform repetitive tasks with hands, such as assembling small parts, packing, or sorting
Vision and Hearing: Visual acuity (with or without corrective lenses) to read labels, gauges, blueprints, or assembly instructions
Tolerance for light noise, dust, light, and light soldering smoke
Exposure to moving mechanical parts (Must be able to wear PPE - Steel-toed Shoes, Safety Glasses, protective gloves, and Electrostatic Control Coat)