Carpentry- Assembler

Functions and Responsibilities

• Assembles different facets of a trailer, including but not limited to interior trim, fenders, rough or finished wiring, and framing, following the work order.
• Balances productivity with quality and safety.
• Reads and follows blueprints and work orders, ensuring a quality product that meets customer demands; performs work as assigned by the line supervisor.
• Obtains raw materials from Material Handlers.
• Cut material in accordance with specifications on the cut list.
• Notifies supervisor of any mechanical or material issues, including but not limited to defects in material, damage to the trailer, and deviations from work order.
• Ensures that the finished product meets quality expectations.
• Strives for the highest level of quality and understands the need for continuous improvement; supports the concept of “good enough is never good enough.”
• Maintains a clean and safe work area;
• Works to reduce scrap, returns unused materials to the proper area, and disposes of waste properly.
• Follows all safety procedures, wears protective equipment (PPE), and reports any accidents or near misses to the supervisor immediately.
• Performs other related duties and assignments as required.

Desired Education/Experience

• Minimum: hands-on experience working with a variety of power tools
• Previous experience working in manufacturing or construction is helpful; however, on-the-job training may be provided.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

• Must be able to work quickly without sacrificing quality or safety.
• Must have a keen understanding of manufacturing processes.
• Must be able to measure and cut accurately.
• Must possess the ability to creatively think and solve problems.
• Ability to read blueprints and work orders accurately.
• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment.
• Strong time management and organizational abilities.

Physical and Environmental Requirements

• Standing – up to 100%
• Walking – up to 50%
• Pushing and pulling – up to fifty pounds occasionally
• Lifting – approximately 55% during the shift
• 5-25 pounds constantly
• Fifty pounds frequently
• 100 pounds occasionally as a team lift
• Bending – up to 30%
• Climbing ladders – approximately 10%
• Crouching – up to 40%
• Kneeling – Limited
• Sight with the ability to distinguish cut lines.
• Above average coordination, including eye-hand, hand-foot, and balance.
• Average endurance
• Average dexterity of hands and fingers with average repetition
• Average endurance