Mechanical Assembler in Chilliwack (British Columbia)

Mechanical Assembler in Chilliwack (British Columbia)

14 Aug
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Advanced Flow Systems
|
British Columbia

14 Aug

Advanced Flow Systems

British Columbia

Join Advanced Flow Systems as a Mechanical Assembler in Chilliwack, BC, where your skills in assembly and collaboration will be valued. Help build components while enjoying competitive pay and growth opportunities.

Advanced Flow Systems Contract Manufacturing is seeking a Mechanical Assembler to support our growing team. This role involves working alongside assemblers and trades professionals on diverse projects, ensuring every component meets high-quality standards. You’ll benefit from hands-on training, with a focus on expanding your skills in mechanical assembly and the use of power tools.

Key Responsibilities:
• Complete mechanical assemblies using blueprints and work instructions
• Install parts and subassemblies accurately




• Assess connections for proper fit and fastening
• Conduct quality assurance validations with team support
• Maintain a clean and safe work environment

Requirements:
• Experience in industrial or manufacturing assembly preferred
• Proficient with power tools and overhead cranes
• Robust self-motivation and leadership potential
• Effective communication and problem-solving skills
• Tube bending experience is an asset

Become part of a collaborative team dedicated to quality and client satisfaction at Advanced Flow Systems.
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📌 Mechanical Assembler in Chilliwack (British Columbia)
🏢 Advanced Flow Systems
📍 British Columbia

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