Job Description:
The Component Assembly Technician in Montreal is responsible for assembling mechanical or electronic components used in the production of industrial equipment, consumer goods, or automotive parts. Working from technical drawings, schematics, or assembly instructions, the technician ensures each component is correctly installed and meets quality specifications.
Key responsibilities include preparing parts and subassemblies, aligning and securing components, soldering or fastening materials, testing assembled units, and performing troubleshooting when issues arise. The technician may also calibrate tools, document completed work, and assist with process improvements to enhance efficiency. Regular collaboration with quality control inspectors and engineers ensures product consistency and functionality.
This role requires precision, patience, and an understanding of assembly techniques and safety protocols. It often involves working with delicate or sensitive components in cleanroom or semi-controlled environments. Tasks may vary depending on the complexity and type of product being manufactured.
Job Requirement:
Education: Secondary school diploma required; vocational or technical certification in electronics, mechanics, or manufacturing is preferred.
Experience: 1–2 years of experience in mechanical or electronic component assembly is advantageous.
Skills:
Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and schematics.
Proficiency with hand tools and assembly equipment.
Attention to detail and manual dexterity.
Problem-solving skills for basic troubleshooting.
Knowledge of safety and quality standards.
Language: Proficiency in French; basic English is an asset.
Other Requirements:
Willingness to perform repetitive tasks and follow standard procedures.
Ability to work independently and in a team.
Flexibility to work shifts or overtime as needed.
