Summary:

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The
person in this role is responsible for executing the day-to-day operations of
the Model Assembly Shop (MAS).

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The
work covers the full lifecycle of prototype parts—from receiving parts,
building prototypes, modifying components, keeping inventory organized,
shipping parts & prototypes, maintaining a safe and efficient workspace,
and overseeing work space assignments for project teams.

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All
duties associated with the MAS workflow falls under this role.

Niche
Skills of Role:

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This
work is for someone that has several skills.

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It
is not an engineer or electrician but it is for someone with knowledge in those
areas.

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This
is a lab type setting for building fabrications of boxes to put in buildings.

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The
last person, Steve Davis, is mechanical and able to build prototype machines or
equipment to see if that setup helps build better design for solutions for
buildings.

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They
may build out a box to certain size specs and then work to see if certain
electrical components would fit it in even though it doesn’t run live
electricity through it.

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The
will use mechanical knowledge, some electrical knowledge, some fabrication
knowledge and follow some schematics or start from fresh.

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Possible
match may be someone that was in aviation or military that worked on equipment
(giving them mechanical knowledge or sheet metal fabrication), then worked on
electrical components like generators or avionics, got a CDL / Forklift
training or cert, and left to be civilian mechanical or electrical person.

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Maybe
went to college over time getting an associates or journeyman cert.

Job
Responsibilities:

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Execute
assigned MAS tasks with accuracy, efficiency, and adherence to established
standards.

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Set
up, maintain, and perform modifications on MAS mechanical systems and
equipment.

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Conduct
basic analysis & troubleshooting of prototype electronic circuits.

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Support
the upkeep of a clean, safe, and well-organized MAS and laboratory environment.

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Utilize
standard test and measurement tools to analyze physical dimensions.

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Use
multimeters and power supplies to analyze .

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Operate
cranes, forklifts, lifting devices, and industrial scales used in transporting
and positioning heavy and/or oversized equipment.

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Apply
proper approved lifting techniques when handling large, bulky, or non-standard
components.

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Prepare
clear, accurate, and concise documentation related to prototype builds,
inventory activity, and shipping/receiving processes.

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Maintain
MAS equipment & some laboratory equipment to ensure safe, reliable, and
efficient operation.

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Adhere
to all departmental procedures, safety regulations, environmental requirements,
and continuous quality improvement objectives.

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Perform
additional tasks or incidental duties as assigned to support effective and
consistent utilization of MAS and lab resources.

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Conduct
laboratory tests on a limited basis or provide assistance with lab testing
activities as needed.

Qualifications
& Requirements:

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Associate
degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology or an equivalent field preferred.

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Three
to five years of experience in a related technical discipline.

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Working
knowledge of model assembly, prototype build processes, and laboratory safety
practices.

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Understanding
of mechanical systems, electrical principles, and basic electrical system
operation.

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Proficiency
using hand tools, power tools, and fabrication or assembly equipment.

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Basic
familiarity with analogue and digital electronics preferred.

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Strong
computer skills, including proficiency with Microsoft Word and Excel, and
general Windows-based applications.

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Ability
to obtain and maintain forklift and crane operation certifications.

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Ability
to read, interpret, and apply information from blueprints and material
drawings.

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This
is an on-site role with responsibility for handling parts, executing build
activities, and preparing detailed reports of results.