Assembler

Job Title

Safely load and unload machinery with proper tooling and products. Perform manual tasks such as package, crate, label, count, and sort products. Relies on instructions and pre-established guidelines to perform the functions of the job. Works under immediate supervision.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

Required to understand and follow all company policies and procedures

Ensure that all guards and safety equipment have been installed and properly checked

Required to meet or exceed production standards

Required to maintain quality standards on all products

Safely load and unload machinery with the proper tooling and product as directed by team leader or supervisor

Maintain good housekeeping practices throughout the department

Responsible to maintain a safe working environment for all employees

Requires regular attendance per the schedule assigned by supervisor

Required to understand and follow all safety policies and procedures

Required to understand and follow work procedures as set forth by all ISO documentation

Read and interpret blueprints whenever required by operation

Select the proper tooling and process set-up as directed by team leader or supervisor

Safely assemble parts on line to manufacture items for customer fulfillment. This may include lift, screw, push, pull, count, sort, crate, package, label items

Adhere to ISO 9001 Quality, ISO 14001 Environmental, and OSHAS 18001 certification requirements

Perform other tasks as assigned

Required Skills/Abilities

A thorough understanding of the hazard communication program

Must have a total understanding of the shop packets released to the shop floor

Knowledge of commonly-used concepts, practices, and procedures within manufacturing environment

Education and Experience

High school diploma or its equivalent, desired

Working Conditions / Physical Requirements

Typical office/factory environment with possibility of exposure to heat in production areas

Must be able to lift 50 lbs. in a safe manner

Clarity of vision and the ability to focus on a fast and repetitious operation for extended period of time

Exposure to heavy equipment or components needed to produce product (safety toed shoes required)

Exposure to sparks, chips, and dust (eye protection required)

Must be capable of maintaining a 40-hour workweek and working overtime as needed

Must be able to perform repetitive motion. Examples: walking, reaching, bending, twisting, stooping, pushing, pulling, and standing for extended periods of time

Exposure to machine noise levels (hearing protection required)

Exposure to electrical and mechanical moving parts

Exposure to extreme seasonal temperature conditions