About the role
Who is Re:Build DAPR Engineering and Re:Build Manufacturing Re:Build DAPR Engineering, LLC (DAPR) is an engineering design and analysis consulting firm in Nashua, New Hampshire. We work with customers across many industries to develop and deliver turnkey industrial machines to meet their unique
requirements. We design and build custom automation solutions, work with OEM's to develop industrial products, and provide engineering analysis using FEA tools. Re:Build Manufacturing is a growing family of industrial and engineering businesses combining enabling technologies, operational superiority, and strategic M&A to build America's next generation industrial company. At Re:Build we deploy deep expertise in engineering, operations management, and technology to supercharge the performance of our member companies. We leverage deep professional expertise and a candid, principled operating culture to drive differentiated outcomes. Ours is a fast-paced environment where individuals can stretch and be challenged to pursue their fullest potential. Re:Build was founded to pioneer a profitable model for the revitalization of US manufacturing. We've assembled a powerful set of complimentary capabilities and lines of business that enable us to pursue a wide range of end markets. Our acquired businesses are grounded in build-to-print and by-the-hour engineering and design services, and we're leveraging their combined expertise to migrate to increasingly sophisticated program development and production, as well as the generation of our own products. Our unique set of capabilities lend themselves to highly complex systems and products, and we offer customers a range of services including product and systems design, automation, fabrication, assembly, and large volume contract manufacturing. Our customers span a wide array of industries including aerospace, defense, mobility, healthcare, pharma, biotech, clean tech, chemicals, energy, lifestyle, food production, and industrial equipment. Who are we looking for? As an assembler, you must have an interest in mechanics and the ability to notice and address small details. An outstanding assembler should comprehend and follow detailed verbal and written instructions, as well as diagrams, blueprints, and other technical documents, and be a great teammate. What you get to do! Perform a variety of production and manufacturing processes, such as staging production assembly parts and manually installing key tops, switches, levers, and wires. Operate various production assembly machines and use hand tools to make, repair, and assemble parts and products. Read and interpret technical documents, including basic engineering drawings, specifications, bills of material, schematics, blueprints, operating procedures, and other verbal or written instructions. Exercise responsibility for the quantity and quality of parts. Visually inspect parts to standards, identify defective or flawed items, handle them according to established procedures, and return flawed products to Production for reworking. Work with other members of the line or group to assemble products. Pack finished product. Document work on forms and graphs. Fix issues with inoperative equipment and use reason to solve problems as they arise. Perform routine preventative maintenance. Keep a clean and tidy workspace. Meet all safety