Assembly Technician

Production Assembly And Packaging AssociateThe Production Assembly And Packaging Associate builds finished goods from prepared components, hardware, and partially completed assemblies. This position also inspects, packages, and identifies completed units according to production documentation, customer requirements, and internal procedures.Key ResponsibilitiesReview job travelers, production instructions, bills of materials, and related documentation before beginning work.Notify the appropriate production leader or quality representative when documentation conflicts, missing components, assembly concerns, or packaging issues are identified.Assemble manufactured products using components, subassemblies, and fasteners in accordance with established specifications.Examine materials and components during the production process and identify items that do not meet quality expectations.Test and visually inspect completed units for correct operation, cleanliness, workmanship, and possible defects.Correct assembly or quality issues when authorized and escalate concerns requiring additional review.Make ongoing quality decisions to ensure only acceptable products are approved for shipment.Complete the final quality review before finished units are packed and released to the customer.Package completed products in the designated containers and apply accurate labels to prevent shipping or product-identification errors.Help orient and train newly assigned employees on relevant processes and expectations.Participate in hand and body stretching or warm-up activities at the beginning of the shift and following meal and rest breaks to reduce the risk of repetitive-motion injuries.Keep the assigned work area orderly, clean, and compliant with workplace safety requirements.Communicate and work effectively with supervisors, quality personnel, and other team members.Perform additional production-related responsibilities as assigned.Required QualificationsAbility to communicate clearly and work cooperatively with others.Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.Ability to read, write, and speak English.Functional reading and basic math proficiency.Ability to understand and follow written and verbal work instructions.Ability to safely operate common hand tools and selected powered equipment, which may include cutting equipment and a stationary drill.Ability to remain accurate and make sound quality decisions while performing repetitive production tasks.Willingness to accept responsibility for determining whether completed products meet requirements before shipment.Physical RequirementsThe physical requirements below reflect activities commonly necessary to perform this position successfully.Remain standing for extended periods during the workday.Frequently use the hands and fingers to handle components, tools, controls, and packaged goods.Frequently perform activities involving balance or climbing.Occasionally walk, reach, bend, stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl.Communicate verbally and hear workplace instructions or warnings.Regularly lift, carry, or reposition materials and products weighing up to 50 pounds.Reasonable accommodations may be provided to qualified individuals who need them to perform the essential responsibilities of the position.