Assembler II

ASSEMBLER II (Intermediate) Department: Assembly Reports To: Assembly Supervisor Job Summary The Assembler II is responsible for independently performing moderately complex assembly work, interpreting drawings, and maintaining productivity and quality standards within the line's takt time. This role requires proficiency in assembly processes, the ability to work more than one station as needed to support line balance, and the ability to troubleshoot routine issues with minimal supervision. Accountable For Independent, on-time completion of moderately complex assemblies at quality standardAccurate troubleshooting of routine build issues without escalationSupport for onboarding and skill development of Assembler I staff Key Responsibilities Independently assemble components and subassemblies from drawings and instructionsInterpret blueprints, schematics, and CAD-based documents such as eDrawingsWork more than one station on the line as needed to support flow and coverageUse a variety of hand and power tools to complete assembly tasksInspect, test, and verify assemblies meet quality standardsTroubleshoot and resolve common assembly issuesSupport inventory handling and material flowAssist in training or guiding entry-level assemblers Level Criteria Can be given a print and complete the build independently, without supervisionResolves routine build issues without escalating to a supervisorCan identify a fitment or component defect before it reaches final QC, not afterCan work at least two stations on the line to cover absences or balance flowHas demonstrated ability to guide or check the work of an Assembler I Core Competencies Intermediate Mechanical AssemblyBlueprint InterpretationProblem SolvingQuality & Accuracy FocusProduction EfficiencyTeam Support Standards Of Behavior Reports hazards and near-misses proactively, without being askedFlags defects or discrepancies as soon as they're foundCommunicates constraints — such as missing parts — to the right person promptlySupports and checks the work of Assembler I teammates when asked Required Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent2–4 years of manufacturing or assembly experienceAbility to read detailed technical drawingsProficiency with hand and power tools Desired Qualifications Experience using CAD viewers (e.g., eDrawings)Experience with inventory, kitting, or material handlingExperience supporting multiple product lines or configurations Physical Requirements Ability to stand and walk for extended periods.Ability to frequently bend, stoop, kneel, reach, and perform repetitive tasks.Ability to lift and move materials weighing up to 50 pounds.Ability to safely operate hand and power tools.Ability to work in a manufacturing environment while using required PPE. Decision Rights Decides independently: sequencing of assigned tasks within a shift; routine troubleshooting approachEscalates to supervisor: any deviation from the drawing or work instruction; recurring quality issues