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Final Assembly Technician – Manufacturing

Location: Oklahoma City, OK
Schedule: Monday–Thursday, 6:00 AM–4:30 PM
Position Type: Full-Time
Department: Final Assembly
Work Environment: Climate-Controlled Manufacturing Facility

This Is Not a Typical Assembly Position

We are hiring Final Assembly Technicians for a specialized manufacturing department in Oklahoma City.

This is not a traditional assembly-line position where you perform the same task all day, every day. Final Assembly is one of the most hands-on and physically demanding areas of the manufacturing process. The work can change from day to day depending on the equipment being built, production needs, and the stage of the project.

Employees in this department help complete large, custom-built commercial equipment using hand tools, power tools, measurements, mechanical components, and carpentry-related skills.

We are looking for candidates who are dependable, physically capable, comfortable working with tools, willing to learn, and ready to work.

If you are someone who likes staying busy, figuring things out, working with your hands, and taking pride in seeing a finished product come together, this may be the right opportunity for you.

What You'll Be Doing

As a Final Assembly Technician, you may be responsible for:

• Completing final assembly of large commercial equipment and components

• Using a variety of hand tools and power tools throughout the workday

• Measuring, cutting, fitting, positioning, and fastening materials and components

• Reading and accurately using a tape measure

• Following drawings, diagrams, production instructions, and specifications

• Installing different components depending on the equipment being manufactured

• Lifting, positioning, and maneuvering heavy materials during assembly

• Performing basic carpentry-style assembly and fabrication work

• Making adjustments to components to ensure proper fit and alignment

• Inspecting completed work for quality and accuracy

• Identifying problems and correcting basic assembly issues

• Working closely with other team members to complete custom projects

• Maintaining an organized and safe work area

• Following all established production and safety procedures

• Learning new assembly processes as production needs change

• Assisting with additional production responsibilities as needed

What We're Looking For

This position requires more than simply standing at an assembly line.

We are looking for individuals who are:

• Dependable and able to show up to work consistently

• Willing to learn new processes and skills

• Self-motivated and able to stay productive without constant supervision

• Comfortable working in a physically demanding environment

• Able to take direction and apply what they have been taught

• Willing to jump in and help wherever needed

• Comfortable with work that may change from one day to the next

• Able to work efficiently while maintaining quality

• Detail-oriented and capable of solving basic problems

• Team-oriented while still taking ownership of their individual work

We especially want candidates who are go-getters and are looking for an opportunity to learn, develop their skills, and become valuable members of the production team.

Required Skills

Candidates must be able to:

• Read a tape measure accurately

• Safely operate common hand tools

• Safely operate basic power tools

• Understand basic measurements

• Follow written and verbal instructions

• Perform physically demanding work throughout a 10-hour shift

• Work on different projects and tasks as production needs change

• Maintain dependable attendance and punctuality

Carpentry Experience Is a Major Plus

Previous carpentry experience is highly desirable for this department.

Candidates with experience in any of the following may transition well into this position:

• Carpentry

• Construction

• Framing

• Cabinet or millwork assembly

• Manufacturing

• Mechanical assembly

• Fabrication

• Maintenance

• Skilled trades

• HVAC-related production

• General hands-on construction or production work

Formal carpentry experience is not required for every candidate, but you should be comfortable measuring materials, using tools, working with your hands, and learning how components fit together.

Physical Requirements

This is a physically demanding position.

Candidates must be comfortable:

• Lifting and carrying 75+ pounds

• Standing and walking for the majority of a 10-hour shift

• Bending, reaching, kneeling, crouching, and squatting

• Pushing, pulling, positioning, and maneuvering heavy materials

• Using hand and power tools repeatedly throughout the workday

• Working in different physical positions while assembling equipment

• Performing repetitive and non-repetitive physical tasks

• Working as part of a team when handling larger or heavier components

Applicants should understand the physical expectations of the position before applying.

Work Environment & Safety

This position is located inside a primarily climate-controlled manufacturing facility.

The production environment includes machinery, tools, large materials, moving equipment, and normal manufacturing noise.

Employees are expected to follow all company safety procedures and properly use required personal protective equipment.

Required PPE may include:

• Steel-toe shoes or boots

• Safety glasses

• Cut-resistant gloves

• Protective arm sleeves

• Bump cap

• Hearing protection

Hearing protection is required while working on the production floor.

Safety-Sensitive Position

This position is considered safety-sensitive due to the tools, machinery, equipment, materials, and manufacturing processes involved.

Candidates must be able to meet all applicable pre-employment and workplace safety requirements associated with the position.

Why This Opportunity Stands Out

Final Assembly is different from other areas of production.

You are not coming to work every day to perform one simple, repetitive task. You will have the opportunity to work on different components, learn new processes, use a variety of tools, and help complete large pieces of custom-built commercial equipment.

This position offers:

• Monday–Thursday schedule

• Three-day weekends

• Full-time hours

• Climate-controlled manufacturing environment

• Hands-on experience with tools and equipment

• Opportunity to develop carpentry and mechanical assembly skills

• Experience building large custom equipment

• Training in multiple manufacturing processes

• Long-term skill development

• Opportunity to grow within manufacturing and skilled trades

Are You the Right Fit?

This position is best suited for someone who can come to work every day ready to move, learn, and contribute.

If you are dependable, physically strong, comfortable using tools, able to read a tape measure, willing to learn, and aren't afraid of challenging hands-on work, we want to hear from you.

This is not the easiest department in the facility, but for the right person, it can provide an opportunity to develop valuable skills and build a long-term career in manufacturing.

Apply today with Force Personnel Services to be considered for this Final Assembly opportunity.

Work Location: In person