Assembler

Assembler

The Assembler assembles components using automated equipment to produce fire protection sprinklers and devices for the organization.

Qualifications

• 6 + months of manufacturing experience on an assembly line

Duties and Responsibilities

• Promote a safe workplace by performing all tasks in a safe and thoughtful manner in compliance with all rules, procedures, instructions, devices, equipment and use of appropriate personal protective equipment. Maintain vigilance for any hazardous conditions or practices in the workplace and immediately report any unsafe condition or practice to your supervisor.
• Performs manual labor on a production line
• Responsible for inspecting all parts which include the cap washer, bulb, screw, frame, deflector with the correct stamp, and other components as the Bill of Materials requires
• Sets up the assembly line for the hydrostatic bath test to inspect the completed product
• Responsible for testing the pressure and gauge of the hydrostatic bath test
• Works off a Bill of Materials to determine which specific parts are needed
• Performs visual inspections on all finished goods and work in progress
• Responsible for operating CNC machinery and semi-automated equipment, including stamping, clamping, torque wrenches, hydrostatic testing, glass bulb testing, and component hand assembly
• Responsible for making sure the area is clean and safe by maintaining and promoting the Company's 5S program
• Works closely with the Cell Leaders, Production Assistants, and Material Handlers
• Responsible for checking parts for inventory
• Performs other duties as directed

Skills and Competencies

• Outstanding attention to detail and accuracy
• Oral communication skills
• Strong hand and eye coordination in a fast-paced environment
• Possesses a strong commitment to a team environment while working well with others
• Working knowledge of a manufacturing assembly line
• Basic reading, writing, and mathematical principles
• Working knowledge of machines and computers
• Knowledge of standard safety practices

Work Environment and Physical Demands

• The physical environment requires the employee to work in a climate-controlled manufacturing environment.
• Ability to be punctual and attend work on a regular and consistent basis
• The person in this position needs to wear appropriate safety clothing and shoes when needed. This includes a need for safety glasses, gloves etc.
• Ability to perform repetitive rotation and movement of hands and wrists quickly and efficiently
• Must have good dexterity and hand/eye coordination
• Must be able to stand for most of the day which equates to 90% of the time
• Regularly works near moving mechanical parts
• Occasionally will be expected to lift material not to exceed 40 pounds

Benefits

• Medical, Dental, Vision and FSA are available after 30 days of employment
• 401k with company match is available after 90 days of employment
• Company-provided Life Insurance is provided for you after 90 days of employment
• 3 PTO days after 60 days of employment (hourly and non-exempt positions only)
• 2 weeks of vacation after 6 months of employment
• 10 paid holidays - including your birthday!
• Paid weekly
• $1.50 differential for second shift and $2.50 differential for 3rd shift

About Reliable Safety and Flow Corporation

Bringing together more than 175 years of innovation, quality, and customer commitment under one name and one promise. The company was forged in 1850, as American industry was being connected by pipe, valves, fittings, and the skilled people who knew how to put them in the right place. More than 175 years later, that heritage lives in ASC Engineered Solutions, a comprehensive pipe preparation, joining, hanging and flow-management portfolio supporting the people who build and maintain commercial buildings, industrial facilities, infrastructure, and critical systems. A house of brands, Anvil, Gruvlok, Sharpe, SCI, and ABZ, unified as ASC in 2019, and the portfolio has grown in the years since. In 1920, Reliable Automatic Sprinkler started doing one thing exceptionally well: building the fire safety systems that protect people and property. Sprinklers, valves, and accessories, made in the United States. More than a century later, the discipline has not changed. A century of American-made fire protection products, with multi-generational customer relationships and multi-decade specifications. A century of protecting what matters the most.

Two legacies. One future.