This UAW-represented position includes: - Performs precision assembly, installation and alignment operations according to specifications, and/or verbal/written instructions. - Performs mathematical calculations using various precision measuring instruments, gauges, hand tools and shims. - Utilize various hand tools (including but not limited to torque wrenches, pneumatic tools, ratchets, combination wrenches, pliers) to properly assemble parts and/or sub-assemblies according to specifications. - Assembles, adjusts, and secures parts by drilling, reaming, and/or press fitting dowel pins according to specifications. - Perform diversified, non-repetitive repair work after assembly and after test-driving including adjustments and repairs and the removal, repair, and replacement of defectiveparts and assemblies as indicated by final inspectors. - Clean up his/her immediate work area and / or perform general cleaning in the department area. - Pre and/or post operation and safety checks of equipment. - May be required to verify that he/she has followed his written instructions. These instructions may include the appropriate operation sheets or quality assurance directives. - Perform all assembly installations and fitting operations on the final assembly line. - Perform all assembly operations on major units. - Prepare small parts for assembly and to attach parts to form assemblies. - Assist the operators of machinery or equipment. - Operate mechanical washing and degreasing equipment as well as fueling and exhaust equipment. - This position includes working in small and confined areas inside of military vehicles. - This position includes utilizing military vehicle scopes and periscopes which may cause the field of vision to be limited and may further enhance the feeling of enclosure inside a military vehicle. - Must be a U.S. Person as defined by ITAR (International Trafficking and Arms Regulations). - Must successfully complete vetting process administered by Department of Army Police for unescorted facility access. - Must be at least 18 years of age and have high school diploma or equivalent (GED). - Automotive/vehicle or heavy equipment assembly or repair training and/or experience preferred. - Must successfully complete pre-employment process including but may not be limited to background check, medical exam, and drug screen. - Must be able to obtain/maintain valid state-issued driver's license. - Must be able to obtain/maintain in-plant driver's license to operate military vehicles. - Must satisfy skills test - including vision, audio, physical, and may include respirator clearance. - Must obtain/sustain Anthropometric Size Requirements (ASR) certifications for vehicle entry. - Must have ability to add, subtract, multiply, divide, and covert fractions to decimals (three point decimals) - Read blueprints and related documents for installation of parts and/or sub-assemblies including but not limited to rails and doors. - Read and utilize micrometer indicators, combination squares, parallel straight edges, and feeler gauges. - Must be able to read blueprints and related documents. - Perform diversified non-repetitive repair work after assembly and after test-driving including adjustments and repairs and the removal, repair, and replacement of defective parts and assemblies as indicated by final inspection. - Must be able to obtain/maintain crane operator's license. - Administrative tasks relating to the classification. - Read and understand operation sheets. - Understand and follow quality assurance directives. - Understand and follow pre- and/or post-operation safety checks of equipment. Working Conditions & Environment Ability to work in production environment, including: - Lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling and handling various parts up to 50 lbs. - Climbing ladders and stairs into and onto vehicle struc