Assembler

Entry-Level Assembler

Entry-level assembler responsible for performing electro-mechanical assembly tasks, quality checks, and basic production support on one or more product lines under supervision.

Duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Perform assembly on one or more product lines
• Perform electro-mechanical assembly using small hand tools and measuring devices
• Read, interpret, and follow assembly instructions (AI), drawings, and job tickets
• Execute tasks with supervision and follow product staging area procedures
• Compliance with any ESD requirements on the production line you're working on
• Compliance with and driver of 5S practices. Keeps work cell and areas of responsibility clean, organized, free of clutter, and free of hazards.
• Complete quality checks, identify quality concerns, and report them to leadership
• Perform final product testing according to the applicable Test Instruction (TI) for that product
• Report any discrepancies between the work instructions (AI or TI) and the actual work being done to your supervisor
• Pull raw materials according to the kanban inventory process
• Hang kanban cards on kanban boards as necessary
• Identify and report safety concerns
• Absolute compliance with PPE policy
• Performs other duties as assigned by the Supervisor

Job Qualifications

• English reading and writing ability
• English speaking and comprehension proficiency
• Understands how to read and interpret Bills of Material (BOM)
• Basic assembly skills and attention to detail
• Limited troubleshooting capability
• Soldering experience (preferred, but not required)

Physical Requirements

• Ability to stand or sit for extended periods
• Ability to stoop, twist, kneel and reach as required for assembly tasks
• Ability to use hands and fingers for fine motor tasks including gripping, pinching, and manipulating small components
• Ability to lift, push, or pull materials or equipment up to 40 lbs. Must be able to occasionally lift heavier items with assistance or lifting devices
• Steady hand-eye coordination for small part assembly, soldering, wiring, measuring, or use of hand/power tools
• Ability to read fine print and perform close-vision inspection or assembly tasks with accuracy
• Ability to work in an environment with varying temperature, moderate noise, and occasional exposure to chemicals, adhesives, or potting compounds (proper PPE provided)
• Ability to remain alert and focused throughout repetitive or detailed tasks
• Ability to meet required production pace and cycle times
• Ability to wear PPE including safety glasses, gloves, ESD coats, and clean-room attire (hair net, bunny-suit, mask, etc.) as required

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