Assembly Lead

The Assembly Lead Associate is responsible for assembling railing systems while overseeing daily production on the floor. This role is hands-on and responsible for making sure the team is building product correctly, safely, and on schedule. You will guide the team, troubleshoot issues, and hold the line on quality and output.WHAT WE DOVIVA Railings leads the industry in innovation, designing decorative metal and glass railing systems that redefine commercial spaces with safety, elegance, and distinctive design. Our commitment is not only to meet industry standards but to exceed them, pushing the boundaries of what's possible in architectural design. If you are driven by innovation and want to contribute to a company that values creativity and forward-thinking, VIVA Railings is your next career step.ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:Assembly & Production ExecutionAssemble railing systems and components based on shop drawings, work orders, and standard build processesRead and interpret measurements, layouts, and diagrams to ensure proper fit and alignmentUse hand tools, power tools, and shop equipment to complete assembliesSupport complex builds and step in on critical pieces when neededMaintain a steady workflow to consistently achieve daily and weekly production goalsTeam Leadership & Floor SupportLead a team of assembly associates during daily productionAssign work based on priority, workload, and skill levelMonitor progress throughout the shift and adjust as needed to stay on scheduleTrain new hires on tools, processes, and expectationsAct as the first point of escalation for questions, issuesQuality Control & AccountabilityInspect assemblies throughout the process not just at the endEnsure all products meet VIVA quality standards, tolerances, and specsPrevent rework by reinforcing proper build methods and attention to detailHold team accountable for quality and consistencyCommunicate recurring issues to supervisor for further actionProduction CoordinationWork closely with the production manager and other leads.Ensure jobs are moving through the line in the correct sequenceVerify materials, parts, and hardware are available before starting workCommunicate delays or material shortages earlySafety & Work EnvironmentEnforce all shop safety rules and PPE requirementsLead by example with safe work practices at all timesEnsure tools and equipment are used properly and stored correctlyInventory & Material HandlingMonitor usage of materials, hardware, and consumables during productionReport low stock or missing items to supervisor or inventory teamSupport cycle counts or physical inventory when neededHigh school diploma or equivalent.2–5 years of assembly or manufacturing experience required (Metal fabrication shop perferredPrior lead, trainer, or senior-level experience strongly preferredAbility to read and interpret instructional documents, including safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.Good manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination.Experience using measuring devices (tape measures, calipers, and angle meters)Ability to interpret blueprints for components and assembliesForklift driving experience (highly preferred)Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and stand for extended periods. #J-18808-Ljbffr