Production Technician I - Swing Shift

Responsibilities

• Actively processes, packages or assembles parts by hand; often utilizing hand tools and manual or automated machines.
• Follows safety and company procedures to meet quality and production standards.
• Works individually or in a group while supporting the team.
• Processes may involve sitting or standing for major portions of the shift.
• Gains experience reading drawings, performing computer transactions and data collection.
• Follows standard procedures outlined in the Work Instructions to ensure efficient workflow, highest‑quality product, and a safe work environment.
• Cooperates with supervisor, lead and co‑workers toward meeting company goals.
• Displays willingness to follow direction and be flexible when assigned varying jobs.
• Works alone and in a team environment with changing assignments.
• Performs repetitive tasks by hand, hand tools, and manual or automated machines; tasks may include processing, cleaning, deburring, assembling, fixturing, counting, bagging and boxing a variety of part types.
• Reports immediately any machine or process challenges and all suspicious or hazardous conditions to a lead or supervisor.
• Maintains a working knowledge of applicable part numbers, materials and processes.
• Reads drawings and work orders.
• Performs dimensional inspection of key characteristics and other attributes.
• Uses basic computer skills to complete work order requirements and verify count operations.
• Accurately and clearly completes all required documentation.
• Applies, learns and develops lean work practices.
• Performs other duties as requested, directed or assigned, including reassignment to other work areas requiring these skills.
• Understands and observes all safety guidelines, assuring quality and safety by complying with appropriate CBI policies and procedures.
• Assists in maintaining clean, orderly and hazard‑free work areas.
• Works with minimal supervision, is a self‑starter and detail‑oriented.

Qualifications

• Meets the requirements of a Production Assistant.
• Good command of the English language, both written and verbal.
• Excellent hand‑eye coordination.
• Ability to remain engaged with duties for up to 4 hours uninterrupted.
• After training, able to perform duties from recall, written instructions and visual aids.
• After training, correctly selects and accurately uses measuring and assembly tools.
• After training, applies knowledge with operation setups.
• When directed, supports team members by assisting in their assignments.
• Able to perform basic math (addition, subtraction, division, fractions, metric conversions).
• Applies knowledge of general safety and organization (6S), Safety Data Sheet (SDS) and Foreign Object Debris/Damage (FOD) requirements.
• Applies knowledge of Quality and Environment Management System (QEMS).
• Ability to write and read English.

Education and Experience

• Minimum of High School Diploma or General Education Diploma (G.E.D.).
• National Career Readiness Certification (NCRC).
• Certifications in manufacturing such as Manufacturing Technician (MT1) are a plus.

Physical Demands

• Light physical effort equal to frequent lifting or moving of lightweight materials.
• Regularly lift and/or move up to 25 pounds; occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.
• Continuous use of hands/fingers throughout the shift to manipulate components, tools, etc.
• Requires close vision, peripheral vision, depth perception and ability to adjust focus.
• Regularly required to sit or stand for the length of the shift, bend and reach.
• Able to hear typical verbal instructions and common mechanical noises indicative of safe practices.

Key Attributes (Click Bond Way)

• Communicates respectfully to all team members, vendors, and visitors.
• Models a positive attitude.
• Actively listens to others and supports the team environment.
• Asks questions and learns from mistakes.
• Executes tasks with minimal errors in a timely and efficient manner.
• Attendance is consistent and meets or exceeds company standards.