* Assembler

Flexible Assembler (Levels I–IV) Location: Grandview, MO Employment Type: Full-Time We are seeking Flexible Assemblers at multiple levels (I–IV) to support our production operations in Grandview, MO. This role offers a clear progression path from entry-level assembly to advanced technical and leadership responsibilities. If you enjoy hands‑on work, mechanical assembly, and being part of a collaborative manufacturing team, we encourage you to apply. Why Join Us? Clear career progression opportunities Hands‑on technical work Team‑oriented manufacturing environment Transparent and equitable pay practices Benefits & Perks Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance 401(k) with company match Competitive PTO accrual, plus floating holiday and paid volunteer time Tuition Reimbursement Core Responsibilities (All Levels) Maintain a safe, clean, and organized work environment. Follow shop safety procedures and use required safety equipment. Work from engineering prints, specifications, samples, or written/verbal instructions. Record production and quality information accurately. Meet established production, quality, and scheduling standards. Level‑Specific Responsibilities Flexible Assembler I – Grade Level 1 Entry‑Level Production Support Perform routine production tasks such as assembly, drilling, tapping, silver soldering, spot welding, stamping, deburring, cleaning, painting, and glass beading. Assist with stripping wires, installing terminal blocks, clips, screws, and related components. Measure and inspect in‑process parts using basic gages under instruction. Obtain materials from designated locations. Assist with packaging, carton preparation, and occasional shipment loading/unloading. Focus: Skill development, task accuracy, safety, and learning production processes. Flexible Assembler II – Grade Level 2 Skilled Assembly & Production Operations Perform bench assembly of mechanical and electro‑mechanical products using hand tools, soldering equipment, test equipment, and shop machinery (turning, milling, drilling, threading, shearing, spot welding, pressing). Assemble products to customer and company specifications in individual or production‑run quantities. Read and interpret engineering prints. Perform measurement inspections using calipers, micrometers, thread gages, and plug gages. Conduct product calibrations using standardized instruments (flow meters, pressure gages, volt/ohm meters, calibration stands). Assist in sub‑assemblies, inspection, warehouse, machining, cleaning, testing, and packing operations. Perform basic computer data entry and simple chart/graph analysis for productivity and quality tracking. Care for and maintain tools, fixtures, and measuring equipment. Focus: Increased independence, technical proficiency, and quality accountability. Flexible Assembler III – Grade Level 3 Advanced Assembly, Calibration & Quality Assurance Perform complex mechanical and electro‑mechanical assembly operations. Conduct advanced calibrations and ensure products meet established performance standards. Perform all final tests and inspections to ensure compliance with quality requirements. Work independently from written or verbal instructions with minimal supervision. Exercise judgment in resolving assembly or quality issues. Cross‑train and assist co‑workers across assembly, machining, inspection, and testing functions. Support continuous improvement efforts through data tracking and performance analysis. Focus: Technical expertise, final product accountability, mentoring, and quality ownership. Flexible Assembler IV – Grade Level 4 Assembly Lead / Production Coordination Lead and coordinate assembly operations across production classifications. Assign assemblers to workstations to meet production schedules. Direct set‑up activities including obtaining parts, jigs, tools, and fixtures. Instruct assemblers on proper methods and procedures. Monitor in‑process work for quality compliance, correct errors and coordinate with Quality Control Engineering. Advise leadership of material shortages and provide production lead‑time estimates. Plan labor utilization to meet scheduling requirements. Maintain assembly prints, parts lists, and inventory minimum/maximum levels. Record labor data and maintain production performance records. Prepare requisitions for materials and maintenance work orders. Maintain line performance, attendance, and time records. Ensure assembly area cleanliness and organization. Focus: Leadership, labor planning, workflow management, production efficiency, and quality oversight. Key Performance Indicators (All Levels) Cycle time variation Scheduled operation time Finished goods quality Supplier on‑time delivery Production schedule visibility Requirements Qualifications & Experience Education High School diploma or equivalent required (preferred for Levels III–IV). Some college or equivalent experience desired for Level IV. Experience & Skill Requirements By Level Level I Ability to follow instructions and use basic measuring tools. Level II Experience in assembly and/or machining operations. Ability to read engineering prints. Experience using hand tools and inspection equipment. Level III Advanced knowledge of assembly, machining, and quality assurance. Ability to work independently and follow complex instructions. Experience performing calibrations and final inspections. Level IV Extensive experience in assembly across multiple product lines. Demonstrated ability to plan labor and manage workflow. Strong interpersonal skills and leadership capability. Understanding of company policy and human relations principles. Physical Requirements (All Levels) Prolonged standing Reaching above shoulders Walking throughout facility Repetitive wrist motion Hand/foot control operation Lifting/carrying up to 10 pounds We believe in transparent and equitable pay. All U.S. job postings include a good faith salary range based on role, location, experience, and internal equity We are happy to discuss compensation openly throughout the hiring process. #J-18808-Ljbffr DwyerOmega