Creates and modifies mechanical drawings from SolidWorks models, develops basic sales models, interprets hydraulic and electrical schematics, and prepares equipment manuals and bills of materials. The role also facilitates engineering change requests, follows drafting standards, communicates with stakeholders, and supports project execution. Strong mechanical aptitude, drafting software experience, technical writing, attention to detail, and hands-on shop experience are important.
Mechanical Drafter - Source Engineering, Lynden WA
This is an in-person role at our Lynden, WA office - 98264
Wage: $27.00 - $35.00 per hour - DOE
Schedule:
Monday - Thursday 7:00am - 4:300pm - on site Lynden WA, 98264
Friday 7:00am - 11:00am on site Lynden WA, 98264
Role: The Mechanical Drafter’s role, as part of the engineering department, is to create or modify drawings. They will foster positive and productive communication across stakeholders with thorough planning, careful tracking to ensure successful execution of each of their projects.
Position Responsibilities:
- Produce Mechanical drawings of existing SolidWorks models.
- Create basic sales models and drawings.
- Create and interpret hydraulic and electrical schematics.
- Create and modify equipment Operations & Maintenance manuals for Source Engineering equipment.
- Generate BOM’s for purchasing.
- Facilitate engineering change requests as assigned by Supervisor.
- Learn Source Engineering drafting standards and follow them consistently.
Competencies Required:
- Strong Mechanical aptitude.
- Solidworks or equivalent 3D modeling software experience.
- Actively seeks and incorporates constructive feedback to continuously improve.
- Good technical writing and communication skills.
- Strong attention to detail.
- Hands-on shop experience or equivalent.
- Desire and commitment to adapt to grow.
- A passion for serving others with a positive attitude.
Position Reports to: Engineering Manager
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Our Vision: To provide innovative machinery and process solutions within the panel processing industry.
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