PT Assembler - Weekday Nights

About the role

This position is responsible for assembling metal product, partially or completely, and positioning parts. You will assemble according to knowledge of the unit or following blueprints, diagrams, layouts or oral instruction.

Responsibilities

• Positions parts according to knowledge of unit being assembled or blueprint
• Fastens parts together with bolts, screws, speed clips, rivets or other fasteners using hand, air and/or power tools
• Removes small quantities of metal to produce close fit between parts
• Tends to machines to perform force fitting or fastening operations as specified
• Performs duties in a safe, efficient manner in compliance with safety rules and regulations
• Keeps area clean and organized
• Assists in the instruction and training of others as requested by supervisor
• Position may require additional responsibility and ability to work overtime hours

Requirements

• 0–2 years or more work experience, preferably in a manufacturing environment
• Travel required: less than 10%
• Ability to follow established methods and procedures and perform work accordingly
• Ability to work rapidly and under time pressure for extended periods to meet build requirements
• Ability to read build sheets and blueprints
• Communication skills (written and verbal) at a level normally acquired through completion of a high school diploma or GED

Job-specific skills, techniques, and safe work and equipment operating practices are learned through on-the-job and classroom training. General instructions are given on recurring duties, operations, and assignments; detailed instructions are given on new duties, operations, and assignments.

The overall level of work is defined as medium duty. Employees are expected to exert 21 to 50 pounds of force occasionally, and/or 11 to 20 pounds of force frequently, and/or greater than negligible up to 10 pounds of force constantly to move objects. Some levels of work are defined as heavy duty, in which employees are expected to exert 51 to 70 pounds of force occasionally, and/or 21 to 50 pounds of force frequently, and/or 10 to 20 pounds of force constantly to move objects.