Assembly Operator

Job Description

About Company:

Founded in 1983 in Holland, Michigan, Techno-Coat’s 98,000-square-foot facility houses three powder coating lines. It doesn’t matter if it’s for furniture, automotive parts, or exercise equipment, we can powder coat, package, and ship a wide range of components, die castings, steel tube fabrications, aluminum extrusions, stampings, wire goods, and sheet metal parts.

With more than 30 years in the business, Techno-Coat is built on quality, reputation, and customer service. We have a deep knowledge of the powder coating industry, experienced employees, and low turnover, and strive for excellence in every facet of the business. Our three powder coating lines offer a mix of automatic and manual applications, and we have invested time and resources in technology and lean manufacturing to drive efficiencies and address various production and packaging needs of our customers while remaining cost-competitive. We can fulfill low-volume, high-variety orders, offer CNC and light assembly capabilities, and specialize in integrated logistics to best meet your needs.

About the Role:

The Assembly Operator plays a critical role in the manufacturing process by accurately and efficiently assembling components into finished products according to established specifications and quality standards. This position requires attention to detail to ensure that each product meets safety and performance requirements, contributing directly to the overall production output and customer satisfaction. The Assembly Operator will work closely with team members and supervisors to maintain a smooth workflow, identify and resolve assembly issues, and support continuous improvement initiatives. This role demands adherence to safety protocols and operational procedures to maintain a safe working environment. Ultimately, the Assembly Operator ensures that production goals are met while upholding the company’s commitment to quality and efficiency.

Minimum Qualifications:

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Basic understanding of mechanical assembly processes.
• Ability to read and interpret work instructions, blueprints, and technical documents.
• Physical ability to stand for extended periods and lift up to 50 pounds.
• Strong attention to detail and manual dexterity.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Previous experience in a manufacturing or assembly environment.
• Familiarity with quality control standards and procedures.
• Basic knowledge of safety regulations and best practices in manufacturing.
• Experience using hand and power tools safely and effectively.
• Ability to operate computerized assembly equipment or systems.

Responsibilities:

• Assemble parts and components using hand tools, power tools, and machinery according to work instructions and blueprints.
• Inspect assembled products for defects or deviations from specifications and report any quality issues to supervisors.
• Maintain a clean and organized work area to promote safety and efficiency.
• Follow all safety guidelines and wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) at all times.
• Collaborate with team members to meet daily production targets and support continuous improvement efforts.
• Document production activities and complete required reports accurately and timely.
• Perform routine maintenance and troubleshooting on assembly equipment as needed.

Skills:

The required skills such as manual dexterity and attention to detail are essential for accurately assembling components and ensuring product quality on a daily basis. Reading and interpreting technical documents allows the Assembly Operator to follow precise instructions and maintain consistency in production. Physical stamina and strength are utilized throughout the workday to handle materials and operate machinery safely. Preferred skills like familiarity with quality control and safety standards enhance the operator’s ability to identify defects and maintain a safe work environment. Additionally, experience with tools and computerized equipment supports efficient assembly processes and helps troubleshoot minor equipment issues, contributing to overall productivity.