Assembler I-3

Responsibilities

• Uses work instructions, drawings, schematics, electronic assembly equipment to perform assembly while complying with safe and effective operation standards of all equipment and tools.
• Follows established quality standards and participates in continuous improvement efforts. (Drive to Zero)
• May cross‑train in multiple assembly areas and flex to other similar departments based on business needs.
• Develops and maintains an understanding of the products they assemble and how they impact the business.
• Engages in continuous learning of the principles, practices, and processes of the job as changes require.
• Participates in team meetings to exchange job‑related information.
• Resolves problems with assistance from peers or supervisors depending on the level and complexity.
• May provide task‑specific training to employees on work instructions/standard work as needed.
• Maintains a general understanding of the ERP system.

Requirements

• 0‑1 year of assembly or related experience.
• Manufacturing or mechanical experience, including knowledge of manufacturing processes (preferred).
• Production environment: regularly required to stand; frequently required to use hands to manipulate objects, tools, or controls; and to talk and hear; regularly required to walk, stoop, crouch, bend and reach above shoulders; must frequently lift and/or move up to 50 lb unassisted and up to 100 lb with assistance, waist high, walking up to 10 ft away; specific vision abilities include close vision, distance vision, peripheral vision, and depth perception; works in typical manufacturing conditions with seasonal temperature variations and occasional exposure to manufacturing fumes or by‑products; must comply with assigned location PPE requirements (safety glasses, hearing protection, appropriate gloves, clothing, shields for required tasks, and closed‑toed or safety shoes as required by facility safety policies).

Skills

• Detail oriented and organized.
• Demonstrates flexibility and a positive attitude.
• Ability to effectively communicate in a team environment.
• Accepts responsibility for own actions, follows through on commitments.
• Ability to understand and execute basic standard assembly procedures, interpret basic visual diagrams, and use basic hand tools.
• Ability to perform basic reading, writing, math and computer functions.
• Ability to perform highly repetitive assembly tasks in a manufacturing environment.
• Ability to act safely while following established procedures, processes and policies.