Production Assembly Technician

The primary responsibilities of a Production Assembly Technician include inspecting parts used in various assemblies, building assembliesaccording to assembly drawings and work instructions, and testing assemblies following test procedures.

Knowledge of common hand tools and how to use them appropriately.

Assemble any required parts, assemblies, or instruments in accordance with the appropriate assembly drawings or work instructions while following company quality and safety guidelines.

Identify and isolate non-conforming parts and create a Non-Conformance Report (NCR) detailing the issues found.

Work at a fast pace while ensuring safety and accuracy are maintained.

Set up and operate production equipment using tools and computer connections while utilizing Mensor's ERP system and production software, in accordance with current good manufacturing practices and standard operating procedures.

Keep work areas clean and free of safety hazards and obstructions.

Report any issues that might negatively impact quality or current and future production schedules to the Production Engineer or Director of Operations.

Responsible for maintaining and improving 5S standards of workplace organization and actively participating in continuous improvement initiatives, projects, and events.

Perform other duties as requested by Director of Operations.

Willing to be trained and to train others.