Assembler I

About the role

Your role as an assembler is to perform assembly of products by following the process to ensure Safety, Quality, and Takt time.

Responsibilities

• Follow all applicable safety rules and regulations of the organization.
• Report risk observations, near misses, and incidents on time.
• Use all necessary PPE required for the assigned job.
• Contribute suggestions for improving overall safety.
• Perform all tasks with a “First Time Right” mindset.
• Use work instructions to perform mechanical and/or electrical assemblies for products like compressors, generators, pumps, or medical equipment.
• Follow all quality checkpoints before sending the machine to the next stage.
• Ask for help when needed from the Line Lead or Supervisor.
• Use only the correct tools identified for the job.
• Support 5S initiatives to keep the workplace neat, clean, and safe.
• Maintain discipline on the line (breaks, rules, rework, etc.).
• Complete tasks within the specified time.
• Respect shop order takt time (efficiency, on-time delivery).
• Support rework and repair when needed.
• Ensure First Time Right to eliminate rework or scrap.
• Respect and improve standard assembly time via Kaizen cards.

Requirements

• Promote safety behavior.
• Show a proactive attitude, supporting the principle “There is always a better way.”
• Be action- and achievement-oriented.
• Respect and contribute to SHE procedures (Safety, Health, Environment).
• Promote ideas for continuous improvement and innovation.
• Interact on time, with transparency and commitment.
• Maintain respectful and polite relationships.
• Promote core values: Interaction, Commitment, Innovation.
• Support the vision: “First in Mind - First in Choice.”

Qualifications

• Associate degree in a technical field or relevant experience.
• 0–1 year of experience (minimum).
• Hands-on experience in mechanical/electrical assembly.
• Knowledge of assembly/testing of air compressors, generators, pumps, or medical equipment is a plus.
• Experience with pneumatic/DC tools and alignment/assembly equipment.
• Basic computer operation skills.
• Fluency in English.

Benefits

• 3 weeks paid time off
• End-of-year shutdown
• Subsidized lunch program available onsite
• Paid holidays
• Health/Dental/Vision insurance (starts first of the month after hire)
• Life & Disability insurance (fully paid)
• Generous 401(k) plan
• Maternity & Paternity leave
• Gym membership reimbursement
• Educational assistance
• $1,500 referral bonus
• Modern, state-of-the-art facility
• On-site self-service food market
• A workplace where employees grow and build long-term careers

Pay

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Schedule

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