DURALITE ASSEMBLER

Job Description

Job Description

Join our manufacturing team as a Composite Assembler and help build high-quality Dura-Lite composite products from assembly through final shipment. You will work from blueprints and work instructions to assemble, finish, identify, document, and package products that meet company standards and customer requirements.

Job Duties:

• Assemble composite parts and finished products using adhesives.
• Measure and cut channel to the required dimensions.
• Sand and clean excess adhesive to prepare products for painting.
• Apply paint in the specified colors and coating thicknesses to achieve a consistent finish.
• Apply model numbers, serial numbers, tags, decals, and other required product labels.
• Create product certifications and issue serial numbers in M1 to support traceability.
• Package finished products with the required manuals, certifications, and identifying labels.
• Partner with assembly, sales, shipping, and marketing teams to support accurate, on-time shipments.
• Follow all safety requirements and promptly report defective tools or equipment.
• Identify and recommend opportunities to improve safety, quality, efficiency, and work processes.

Requirements:

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• At least three years of assembly experience.
• At least one year of forklift experience.
• Ability to read and follow blueprints and work instructions.
• Ability to accurately read and use a tape measure.
• Strong attention to detail and basic computer proficiency.

Preferred Experience:

• Two years of carpentry experience.

Physical Requirements:

This position is based in a manufacturing environment and may involve exposure to heat or cold, moving mechanical parts, vibration, and loud noise. The job requires continuous standing; frequent walking, twisting, turning, stooping, and bending; and occasional pushing, pulling, squatting, crawling, kneeling, climbing, balancing, operating a forklift, reaching overhead, performing repetitive hand and wrist motions and forearm rotation, and lifting or carrying up to 25 pounds.