Assembler

Battery Assembler 2nd ShiftReporting to the Production Manager, the Battery Assembler 2nd shift is part of a team responsible for assembling an entire product or a component. Assemblers rotate through various tasks within the assembly process rather than being assigned to a permanent role. This position requires in-house training on IPC-620 standards, welding, general assembly processes, and basic Cirris testing, as outlined in Non-Conforming SOP 8.3.Direct Reports: N/AKey Responsibilities & Duties:Rotate through different tasks in the production process as needed.Assemble cables, battery packs, and electro-mechanical components.Follow and uphold the organization's quality standards and work instructions.Engage in ongoing training, including cross-training in various production areas.Use lead-free solder on PC boards.Provide feedback and suggestions to engineers and cell leads for continuous improvement.Perform other duties as assigned beyond the primary responsibilities.Qualifications & Competencies:High School Diploma or General Education Degree (GED).Proficiency in reading, writing, and speaking English effectively during work hours.Strong attention to detail in following work instructions and comprehending technical documents.Basic computer skills.Fundamental knowledge of hand tools and measuring devices.Ability to perform precise work with a focus on accuracy.Adaptability to changes in the workplace environment and processes.Capability to maintain a steady work pace while producing high-quality results.Ability to understand and apply basic technical concepts.Effective time management to meet deadlines and complete tasks efficiently.Work Environment & Physical Requirements:This position operates in a manufacturing environment and may involve some or all of the following:Prolonged periods of sitting at a workstation while performing assembly tasks, with the ability to stand for extended periods during assembly line work.Repetitive tasks requiring hand and wrist motions, such as assembling small parts, using tools, and operating machinery.Fine motor skills for accurate and efficient assembly.Frequent reaching, grasping, pushing, or pulling of production materials.Ability to lift and carry battery components, tools, or assembled units weighing up to 50 lbs.Standing, bending, or kneeling to access equipment, perform assessments, operate machinery, and handle delicate components.Exposure to varying temperatures, noise levels, and potential contact with battery chemicals or materials used in the assembly process.Required to wear personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves, and lab coats as per safety protocols.