Assembler

Description Optimizing Farming Together At Oxbo, we’re driven by innovation, teamwork, and a passion for delivering high-quality agricultural solutions to our customers. As a global leader in specialty harvesting and controlled application technology, we are proud to deliver cutting‑edge equipment that improves efficiency and productivity to our customers. Our success is built on the dedication and expertise of our global team, and we are always looking for talented individuals who share our commitment to excellence. Whether you’re an engineer designing the next pea combine or control system, a technician ensuring seed corn equipment performance, or a welder building a berry harvester frame, Oxbo offers exciting opportunities where you can grow in your career and contribute to some of the most essential products on the planet. Join us and be part of shaping the future of agriculture. Hours Monday-Thursday 5am-3:30pm Friday overtime as needed 5am-noon Summary The Assembler I safely assembles parts and large equipment for a variety of organizational manufacturing needs. The assembler will perform manual labor in the production line to complete various scheduled equipment types including but not limited to feeder wagons, forage boxes, grinder mixers, hay mergers, hay rakes, line wrap, and manure spreaders. The position completes various assembly tasks, communicates with co‑workers and lead regarding production runs, follows quality protocols, and maintains a safe, organized and clean work environment. Principle Duties and Areas of Responsibility Basic understanding of blueprints, and work instructions. Ability to operate basic tools and power tools. Build good quality parts with supervision. Understand how to clock in and out of Epicor, and take quantities for finished parts. Follow safety and quality guidelines in place for assembly lines. Identify when a corrective action or non‑conformance needs to be communicated to the line lead. Maintain the work area and equipment in a clean, orderly condition and follow prescribed safety procedures. Adhere to company quality protocols and processes. Perform job duties in an ethical, professional manner consistent with the H&S handbook. Perform other related duties as assigned by management. Work with safety first quality mindset. Skills and Abilities Operate power tools. Build good quality parts with moderate supervision. Build product with a 75% or higher standard costing rate. Communicate issues to line lead. Show versatility, flexibility, and a willingness to work within constantly changing priorities with enthusiasm. Proven ability to handle multiple projects and meet deadlines. Learn different stages for different products until level 2 assembly is achieved. Understand and follow written and verbal instructions. Qualifications At least one year of related experience preferred, but we will train the right candidate. High School Diploma or Equivalent. Ability to work in a fast‑paced, lean manufacturing environment while maintaining a safe working atmosphere. Pass H&S forklift training class and obtain license. Direct Reports: None Physical Requirements Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Physical Activity (F) Bend (O) Sit (F) Squat (F) Stand (O) Crawl (F) Walk (O) Climb (F) Push/Pull (F) Kneel (F) Handle objects (manual dexterity) (F) Reach above shoulder level (F) Use fine finger movements (F) Repetitive movement Other Must carry/lift loads of: (F) Light (up to 25lbs.) (F) Moderate (25-50lbs.) (O) Heavy (no greater than 70lbs.) Physical Exposure (F) Is exposed to moderate or excessive noise (F) Is around moving machinery (F) Is exposed to marked changes in temperature and/or humidity (F) Is exposed to dust (O) Is exposed to fumes (O) Drives motorized equipment (O) Works in confined quarters (N) Unprotected heights Other Physical Ability: Acceptable Minimum Vision: Good Color Vision: Impaired Hearing: Moderate Loss Talking/Speech: Good #J-18808-Ljbffr