Production Parts Assembler Machine Shop Assistant

Sikky MFG is seeking a detail-oriented and versatile Production Parts Assembler & Machine Shop Assistant to join our team. This dual-function role is critical to our production quality and shop efficiency. The ideal candidate has a steady hand for assembling intricate automotive components and the mechanical aptitude to assist our machinists with setup, material handling, and shop maintenance. If you take pride in precision work and enjoy a dynamic environment where no two days are exactly the same, we want to hear from you. Responsibilities : Production Assembly & Packaging Precision Assembly : Assemble intricate automotive parts according to technical diagrams, blueprints, or work instructions. This requires high manual dexterity and attention to detail. Quality Control : Visually inspect parts during and after assembly to ensure they meet strict quality standards; identify and reject defective components. Tool Usage : Operate hand tools and small power tools (e.g., torque wrenches, pneumatic drivers, presses) safely and effectively. Packaging : Clean, label, and package finished products securely for shipment or inventory, ensuring part protection and accurate labeling. Machine Shop Assistance Set up Support : Assist machinists in setting up workstations, including preparing raw materials, fixtures, and tooling for upcoming runs. Material Handling : Load and unload raw materials into machines or storage racks; move parts between processing stations using pallet jacks or carts. Shop Maintenance : Maintain a clean and organized shop floor. This includes clearing metal chips / shavings, managing coolant / fluids, and sweeping / mopping work areas. Deburring & Finishing : Perform basic post-machining tasks such as deburring, sanding, or polishing parts to remove sharp edges. Qualifications : Experience : Previous experience in mechanical assembly, manufacturing, or a machine shop environment is preferred, but we are willing to train the right candidate. Mechanical Aptitude : Ability to read and interpret basic technical drawings, blueprints, or assembly instructions. Dexterity : Excellent hand-eye coordination and the ability to manipulate small parts (screws, springs, seals) efficiently. Math Skills : Basic manufacturing math skills (ability to measure using calipers, micrometers, or tape measures is a plus). Safety Conscious : Strong understanding of shop safety protocols (PPE, lockout / tagout). Ability to stand for extended periods (8+ hour shifts). Ability to lift and move up to [e.g., 50 lbs] occasionally. Exposure to typical shop elements such as noise, dust, oil, and metal shavings. Compensation : $18 - $22 hourly

Production Assembly & Packaging Precision Assembly : Assemble intricate automotive parts according to technical diagrams, blueprints, or work instructions. This requires high manual dexterity and attention to detail. Quality Control : Visually inspect parts during and after assembly to ensure they meet strict quality standards; identify and reject defective components. Tool Usage : Operate hand tools and small power tools (e.g., torque wrenches, pneumatic drivers, presses) safely and effectively. Packaging : Clean, label, and package finished products securely for shipment or inventory, ensuring part protection and accurate labeling.Machine Shop Assistance Set up Support : Assist machinists in setting up workstations, including preparing raw materials, fixtures, and tooling for upcoming runs. Material Handling : Load and unload raw materials into machines or storage racks; move parts between processing stations using pallet jacks or carts. Shop Maintenance : Maintain a clean and organized shop floor. This includes clearing metal chips / shavings, managing coolant / fluids, and sweeping / mopping work areas. Deburring & Finishing : Perform basic post-machining tasks such as deburring, sanding, or polishing parts to remove sharp edges.