Assembler (Station Class) 2nd Shift
Eaton’s ES AMER ESS division is currently seeking an Assembler (Station Class) for the 2nd shift. The hourly rate for this position is $18.91 plus a $1.50 shift differential per hour.
Core Hours
This role will not follow standard second shift hours. The team member will begin training on first shift (4:00 AM – 2:00 PM) and then transition to the 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM schedule. Schedules may adjust to 2:00 PM – 12:00 AM depending on business demand.
About the role
The primary function of this position is to utilize knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform a variety of tasks in the production of the Power Systems station class arrester product lines. The role maintains standards of quality, production, and safety; complies with all company policies; and works as part of a team to ensure that daily goals are met.
Safety
- Follow all safety policies and procedures, comply with JSAs, wear proper PPE, and comply with the production attire policy.
- Assure that the work cell has safe equipment and no risk is placed on coworkers or oneself.
- Identify any safety issues and report immediately to supervisor or manager.
- Conduct general cleaning of shop areas and personal 5S/industrial housekeeping responsibilities.
Responsibilities
- Work under general and/or intermittent supervision to execute all assemblies, processes, tests, and inspections related to the production of station class arrester product lines according to the OMS/standard work for each operation.
- Be fully trained on all operations within the Station Class Department, including stack blocks, sulphur cement, final assembly, pack, testing, etc.
- Utilize tools including hoists, sulphur pouring equipment, and various air and hand tools.
- Work within the department and assist elsewhere based on production needs.
- Maintain quality standards consistent with Eaton’s Cooper Power Systems Quality Policy.
- Visually inspect components and products; take ownership of the recognition and communication of quality issues.
- Notify the supervisor/manager of all problems with product or quality.
- Work in a team environment, accepting other duties as assigned, including flexing between work cells as needed.
- Perform assigned miscellaneous duties within the scope of operations, which may not be specifically listed above.
Requirements
- Must have a high school diploma or GED from an accredited institution.
- Be able to read/understand measurements and measurement devices (ruler, fractions).
- Ability to communicate problems in product or quality to supervisor or manager clearly and concisely.
Benefits
- Health benefits and vacation time available to use on day one of employment.
- 12 paid holidays.
- Paid weekly (Friday).
- Career progression opportunities.
- Overtime opportunities.
- Retirement benefits.
- Paid parental leave.
- Educational assistance program.
- Wellness reimbursement.