Assembler

Job Description Job Description Job Title: Assembler Shift: Mon – Thurs 7am – 5:30 pm; with two 15 min paid breaks and a 30 min unpaid lunch. Fri and Saturday are overtime days depending on business needs can be either 8 or 10 hrs. JOB TITLE: Assembler SUMMARY: Perform any combination of the following duties to assemble parts of various materials. Assemble parts in specified relationship to each other, using hand, hand tools, or bench test equipment to meet required quantity and quality parameters. Package products as required for shipping. (2 out of the 7 have experience with the testing side of assembly.) RESPONSIBILITIES: § Follows detailed assembly instructions and processes. § Performs machine setup where applicable; runs machines and processes. § Follows Quality Policy and Procedures, OSHA guidelines and regulations governing workplace safety. § Trains other employees on job functions and safety requirements, as needed. § Performs other duties as requested by team lead and supervisor. § Participation in Continuous Improvement process § Participation in Near Miss program § Must remain up to date on all training (i.e. safety, 5’S ) Additional Responsibilities: § Follow all company Quality, Health, Safety and Environmental policies and procedures. § Respond to change productively and handle other duties as required. § Work independently and employ effective time management skills. § Over-time as required. QUALIFICATIONS: Knowledge & Skills: § Assembly, Testing. § Ability to work independently and as part of a team. § Good communication (written and oral) and interpersonal skills. § Must be a self-starter. § Strong organizational skills. § Demonstrated problem-solving skills. § Working knowledge of manufacturing processes and equipment. § Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and prints. § Ability to read, understand, and follow relevant assembly, testing, and QMS procedures. Education Minimum Requirements/Equivalent: § High School degree or equivalent. Experience: § Minimum 2 years experience with manufacturing processes and electronic soldering experience WORKING CONDITIONS: Individual will generally be working in the production area. Noise levels encountered will vary from heavy machining to minimum noise level. Likewise, individual may be exposed to fumes from chemicals, paints, and assembly glues in the manufacturing areas. Please refer to the MSDS Notebook in this department for specific details regarding chemical exposure.