Complex mechanical assemblies and subassemblies — disassemble and reassemble with reduced oversight, following engineering drawings and established procedures on industrial equipment.
Engineering drawings, GD&T annotations, and specification sheets — interpret independently to determine fabrication requirements and flag discrepancies to engineering staff.
Equipment capacity calculations — perform using standard engineering formulas and submit organized data packages to engineering personnel for design approval.
Project blueprints and test specifications — review routinely to define test objectives, identify technical constraints, and prepare test setups for mechanical performance evaluations.
Test machines and mechanical components — operate and monitor to measure performance, strength, and stress-response characteristics in a controlled test environment.
CAD software — draft detailed mechanical drawings and part sketches with dimensional accuracy to request fabrication from machine or sheet-metal shops.
