East - Assembler - 1st Shift Conversion

About the role

Performs a variety of component assembly operations, using hand tools and mechanically assisted operations, to produce assembled CVJs. Rotates among various stations to perform sub-assembly operations on an assigned product line. Coordinates with other team members for efficient assembly. Learns the typical 25-30 component parts making each product assembly through on-the-job training.

Responsibilities

• Observes operation of machines and verifies conformance to specifications
• Records quality inspection data on check sheets
• Records production information on daily reports
• Moves control switches to check and reset machines
• Records inventory transactions using the Bar Code Inventory system
• Supplies components to hoppers, indexing poles or conveyors
• Performs any other duties assigned by supervisor

Requirements

• High School Diploma
• Six months minimum experience in manufacturing
• Ability to complete manual or computer production records
• Ability to do basic calculations and measurements
• Ability to develop knowledge of machines and tools, including their uses, minor adjustments and maintenance
• Ability to use basic measuring tools, micrometers, calipers and gauges with training
• Ability to read and follow written and verbal work instructions, and safety rules
• Ability to participate effectively in small group discussions for continuous improvement activities, contribute to on-going 5-S efficiencies, and communicate effectively with supervisor and co-workers on work assignments, problems/issues and training on new processes
• Ability to work with minimal supervision after training is complete
• Ability to multi-task
• Repetitive bending, turning and twisting 8-12 hours a day
• Strict attention to quality and safety
• Reliable attendance and flexibility to work overtime as needed

Physical Requirements

• Lift and Carry: Ability to lift up to 25 pounds regularly and up to 50 to 75 pounds occasionally
• Standing & Walking: Ability to stand for extended periods and walk long distances, often on concrete or uneven surfaces and up and down steps
• Repetitive Motion: Capable of performing repetitive tasks, including grasping, lifting, twisting and bending
• Hand-eye coordination: Ability to use hands and fingers to handle and feel objects, tools, and controls and make quick, precise adjustments to machine controls
• Fine Motor Skills: Ability to use manual dexterity to operate levers, buttons, and controls
• Vision & Attention to Detail: Good close, distance, and peripheral vision, as well as the ability to adjust focus and ensure safe operations, including reading gauges and safety indicators
• Physical Stamina: Ability to maintain focus and physical energy throughout the workday, which may include handling loads, stacking, and organizing materials in a fast-paced environment
• Balance & Mobility: Must have good balance and be able to move freely in tight spaces
• Environmental Conditions: Ability to work in various conditions including varying temperatures, exposure to manufacturing oils and fluids and moderate noise levels

Note: If you are forklift certified, you will also have to comply with the requirements on the Material Handler Job Description.