6 operations assembler jobs at 6 companies in Tucson, AZ
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Shift Lead Assembly
Tucson, Arizona, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Parker HannifinNYSE: PH: Manufacturer of motion and control technologies and systems.
2+ YOELead cleanroom assembly operations, supervise assemblers, enforce cleanroom and safety protocols, 2+ years related experience, high school/GED, MS Office proficiency, strong communication and problem-solving skills.
Research Optical Technician, Richard F. Caris Mirror Lab (Steward Observatory)
Tucson, Arizona, United States
$20-$25/hrOnsiteFull Time
University of Arizona: Public research university providing higher education and academic programs.
Operate and maintain optical fabrication equipment, assemble and align optical components, collect and document measurements, lift up to 50 lbs; high school diploma required.
Large Optical Generator (LOG), Large Polishing Machine (LPM), HREP, SCOTS, Test Plate, Laser Tracker, air cart
Johns Manville: Manufactures high-performance insulation, roofing systems, and engineered fibers.
3+ YOEOperate manufacturing machinery, assemble products, perform inspections, follow safety/LOTO/PPE procedures, use measuring tools and basic CNC, perform data entry in SAP/SharePoint, and meet a minimum of 3 years manufacturing/operational experience.
Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft SharePoint, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, SAP ERP, Computer Based Training (CBT), CNC lathe, manual mill, GD&T, micrometer, caliper, drill, grinder, surface grinder, deburring tool, forklift, powered pallet jack, crane, E-Stop
World View: Designs and operates high-altitude stratospheric balloon flight platforms.
1+ YOE1+ year operating industrial sewing machines; ability to read engineering drawings, perform soft-goods fabrication/assembly, identify quality issues, and work in FOD-controlled environments.
Howmet AerospaceNYSE: HWM: Manufactures high-performance metal components for aerospace and transportation.
High school diploma/GED required; strong mechanical aptitude and tooling setup knowledge; must be legally authorized to work in the U.S.; ITAR requires U.S. person status; role requires standing, walking, overhead reaching, lifting 35–40 lbs.