Mechancial Assembler

As a Mechanical Assembler, you'll help build industrial equipment that customers count on to keep their operations running. You'll work on-site in Whitewater, Wisconsin, at Coperion FHN, a Hillenbrand company. We design and manufacture feeding and material handling equipment that measures and moves material used in manufacturing. Your work will support safe operations, steady production, and long-term growth by helping deliver equipment that works the right way, every day.

Location: Whitewater, Wisconsin

Shift: Monday-Thursday, 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Schedule: On-site

WHAT YOU'LL DO:

• Assemble mechanical parts and subassemblies by following written instructions, pictures, and basic drawings so equipment is built correctly.

• Use hand tools and power tools safely to put parts together according to work instructions.

• Line up, fit, and fasten parts in the correct order and direction to meet build requirements.

• Perform simple quality checks, such as visual inspections and basic function checks, to make sure work meets standards.

• Record work completed and parts used in required paperwork or systems to support accurate tracking.

• Identify missing parts, damaged materials, or problems and report them using site procedures.

• Keep your work area clean, organized, and safe by following safety rules, wearing required protective equipment, and practicing good housekeeping.

TEAM:

• You'll work alongside other manufacturing team members to keep work moving safely, share information, and support a respectful workplace where everyone feels included and can contribute to shared goals.

THE EXPERIENCE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES NEEDED:

• High school diploma, General Educational Development certificate, or equivalent work experience.

• Experience in manufacturing, assembly, production, or hands-on mechanical work, or training that prepares you for this type of role.

• Ability to read and follow written instructions, pictures, and basic drawings.

• Ability to safely use hand tools and power tools, or willingness to learn.

• Attention to detail and ability to assemble parts correctly by checking fit and alignment.

• Ability to notice issues and speak up when something doesn't look right.

• Ability to complete basic paperwork or computer entries related to your work.

• Ability to work safely in a manufacturing environment, including standing, walking, bending, reaching, and lifting parts with or without help.