www.clemcoindustries.com Component Assembler Hours: 6:00 am to 2:20 pm with ½ hour for lunch at noon each day Status: Full-time/Benefits eligible Reports to: Production Supervisor Summary: Assembles basic mechanical and electrical components related to pressure vessels and other Clemco products. Protective gear is provided by the company. DESCRIPTION OF WORK:

Assembles mechanical and electric components, valves, personal protective equipment such as helmets, hoses and air canisters
Prepares tools that help prepare surfaces for commercial grade finishes. Proper techniques for safety and cleaning are observed.
Uses powered and non-powered hand tools and powered vises.
Checks units for quality, workmanship and leaks and makes repairs or adjustments as needed.
Must be willing to work in other areas as customer demand and business needs required.
Continuous mental or visual attention required to maintain tolerances during assembly. Failure to maintain tolerances can result in lethal product failures.
May attend seminars or other training to keep skills up to date.
May work in other areas from time to time as assigned.
Seeks out and implements continuous quality improvements.
Actively participates in LEAN activities such as PDCA, A-3, and Root Cause Analysis activities
Demonstrates flexibility when asked to take on new tasks.

SKILLS REQUIRED:

Must learn to read and interpret work instructions and drawings within 90 days of hire.
Must learn to use basic powered and non-powered tools within 90 days of hire.
Must be able to match parts numbers from drawings and job orders to parts bins and Kan Ban labels.
Attendance and punctuality are essential to the role

JOB CONDITIONS: Requires moderate to heavy exertion (lifting a range of 5-40 pounds) on a regular basis to handle parts, tools and equipment. Work position is continuously standing. Work is indoors, in a non-climate-controlled warehouse. Tractor trailer delivery doors are open from time to time, but minimal exposure to weather. Must follow established safety rules to prevent injury to yourself and others. Lifting could be up to 40 pounds; help and appropriate protective equipment is available. If you are interested in developing your skills in Component Assembly, please apply internally by 03.13.2026.

Clemco Industries Corporation is the world's largest manufacturer of air-powered blast equipment used to clean, deburr, shot peen, remove coatings, finish, or otherwise improve the surface being blasted. It manufactures contractor and industrial machines, as well as safety and blasting accessories, needed for just about any blasting operation, ranging from equipment for self-employed contractors to multimillion-dollar facilities for the U.S. military and its allies around the globe. If you need a machine or equipment for a specific application, we have it—or can custom engineer it for you. Clemco has been in business since 1941 and is now headquartered in Washington, Missouri (an hour west of St. Louis), with nearly 150 employees and also has manufacturing facilities and subsidiaries with another 100-plus employees in Europe and Asia. The company manufactures the following blasting equipment: * A full line of blast machines ranging in size from 0.5 to 160 cubic feet * All-in-one wetblast systems and wetblast conversion kits * Manual, automated, tumble, and custom-engineered blast cabinets * Blast rooms—predesigned, preassembled, and custom-engineered * Reclaim and dust-collection systems * Safety equipment and accessories * Specialty machines and equipment For more than 75 years, Clemco has helped make blasting operations safer, quicker, more efficient, and more profitable for business owners.

Component Assembly

Component Assembly

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