Assembler

Assembler Position Location: Morgan City, LA 70380 Duration: 12+ Months Shift Details: 4 - 12 hr shift - 1 weekend every other week - rare situations where overnight is required and there is a shift differential for $2/hr for these instances Summary Certifications Required - Fall protection, overhead crane, forklift (if from industry recognized certification) Must have steel toed lace up boots. Hard hat, safety glasses provided Potential to convert to FTE. Local candidates only. Interviews will be onsite. Job Summary The Assembler disassembles, assembles, and tests various drilling equipment safely and in a timely manner. Roles and Responsibilities Performs required assembly tasks with little or no supervision Removes small quantities of metal to clean parts or to produce close fit between parts Uses SAP R3 to pull prints, check labor hours on work orders, and pull and print bills of material Reviews routings and clearly understands the requirements Plans assembly procedures following specifications Cleans and deburrs materials Drills and taps holes Reads and comprehends blueprints Assists in rigging when necessary Works in accordance with the work schedule set forth by the supervisor, which includes weekends and holidays when deemed necessary Performs all tasks in the safest manner possible to ensure that there is no damage to equipment or personnel Follows all HSE and Quality processes Performs other related duties as required and assigned Qualifications and Education Requirements High School Diploma or General Education Degree (GED) 1+ years of experience with drilling equipment Must be mechanically adept Preferred Skills / Essential Physical Demands Able to traverse ladders, stairs, gangways, and scaffolding at varying heights Excellent balance to traverse and negotiate uneven surfaces at varying heights Operate motor vehicles with a valid driver's license Handle and operate hand tools weighing up to 25 pounds with a pinch or trigger grip of 15 pounds Depth perception Color vision/perception Climb up and down ladder Handle materials with hands (bolts, nuts, and hand tools) Lift 50 pounds from floor to waist Lift up to 25 pounds from floor to 60 inches Perform single-handed carry up to 35 pounds Perform two-handed carry up to 50 pounds Generate 50 pounds of force to perform a dynamic push or pull Hearing of sounds and speech within normal frequency/range Complexity of Tasks Ability to follow directions working from verbal instructions, working independently with minimal supervision Ability to comply with the facility's production, quality, and safety standards High degree of initiative, with the ability to be promptly and regularly at work Ability to work fluctuating work schedules and extensive work hours required by workloads Capable of performing a variety of manual assignments/tasks as defined by the critical demands of the job Critical Demands of Job Occasionally: 133% of the day (8-hour day); Frequently: 3466% of the day; Constantly: 67100% of the day. Essential Job Functions Frequency Standing Constantly Walking (flat & unleveled surface) Constantly Walking incline/decline Occasionally Stooping/Kneeling Frequently Crouching/Squatting Frequently Climbing stairs/ladders Occasionally Manual dexterity Frequently Lifting Occasionally Carrying Occasionally Balancing Occasionally Head forward flexed Occasionally Head tilted/rotated Frequently Body twisting Occasionally Repetitive movements Occasionally Utilize Special Senses: Tactile discrimination Olfactory discrimination Visual acuity Depth perception Work Environment: Indoor and outdoor; day and night Heat above 100?F; Cold below 32?F Elevated heights Over/near water High humidity Confined spaces Loud noise over 85 decibels Airborne contaminants: welding gases; dust, paint vapors, sand Protective Equipment Needed: Steel toe shoes Eye protection Ear protection Head protection Equipment Used to Perform Job Drawings Technical testing equipment