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JOB DESCRIPTION

Title: Mechanical Engineer Date: January 28, 2026

Classification: Salary (Exempt) Reports to: VP of Engineering

JOB SUMMARY:

Mechanical Engineers work under general direction, applying their skills to generate solutions
that require either development or implementation of new or improved procedures, systems or
products. Responsibilities include assisting with planning, conducting, and evaluating
approaches to meet project objectives in a timely, cost-effective fashion.

FUNCTIONS TO BE PERFORMED:

Evaluate mechanical and electromechanical systems and products by designing and

conducting research programs; applying principles of mechanics, thermodynamics,
hydraulics, heat transfer, and materials

Develop mechanical and electromechanical products by studying customer requirements;

researching and testing manufacturing and assembly methods and materials; soliciting
observations from operators.

Produce details of specifications and outline designs
Assure system and product quality by designing testing methods; testing finished-

product and system capabilities; confirming fabrication processes

Maintain product and company reputation by complying with government regulations,

ASME codes, and all other applicable codes and standards.

Work with the drafting department to ensure timely completion of projects
Complete special projects as directed by the VP of Engineering and President
Maintain professional and technical knowledge by attending workshops; reviewing

professional publications; establishing networks; participating in professional societies.

Performs other related duties as required

PHYSICAL AND MENTAL REQUIREMENTS:

• Must have a high level of technical, mathematical and scientific knowledge and the

ability to apply this knowledge in a manufacturing environment

Must have good oral communication skills and confidence in dealing with a range of

people, including customers, vendors, and other employees in the office and on the
production floor

Must have precise and concise verbal and written communication skills
Must be detail-oriented with good mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills
Must have/develop a working knowledge of ASME CODES (Pertaining to pressure

vessel design

Must have the ability to work well within a team and assume a leadership role when

required

Must have IT skills, particularly computer-aided design, drafting procedures,

spreadsheets and word documents

Must have organizational skills, such as time and resource planning and the ability to

work under pressure

Must be physically capable of the rigors of the position both in the office and the

production floor, able to lift at least 30 pounds without assistance

Must have at least a B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering or related experience as well

as experience in drafting

Capable of maintaining regular attendance at work

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