1st & 2nd Shift Assemblers

Electrical Assembler

The PO3 Assembler operates a variety of tools, equipment, and assembly processes to produce high-quality products in a clean, temperature-controlled manufacturing environment. This role follows standard work instructions and customer specifications, maintains accurate records, and actively supports continuous improvement initiatives. The assembler works both independently and as part of a cross-functional team, ensuring all tasks are completed on time without compromising quality.

Responsibilities

• Operate tools, equipment, and assembly processes in accordance with provided instructions and established procedures, and apply prior experience to work with limited or no instructions when needed.
• Assist in creating or improving work instructions when documentation is incomplete or not available, ensuring processes are clearly defined and easy to follow.
• Understand and adhere to standard work practices, including quality policies and customer specifications, to consistently meet product and process requirements.
• Monitor personal work output to ensure it meets quality standards, promptly identify issues, and communicate effectively with supervisors, escalating concerns when necessary.
• Maintain accurate timekeeping, including recording hours worked and tasks performed, to support labor tracking and production planning.
• Record and track labor usage, inventory movement, process documentation, scrap, and quality records with a high level of accuracy and organization.
• Support improvement initiatives focused on safety, cleanliness, product quality, and efficiency, and actively participate in activities that enhance the work environment.
• Generate new and innovative ideas to solve complex problems and contribute to continuous improvement of processes and workflows.
• Keep all required certifications and training current, ensuring compliance with role-specific requirements and company standards.
• Consistently complete assignments on time while maintaining high quality, effectively managing workload and prioritizing tasks.
• Train other team members on tasks and processes when assigned, sharing knowledge and helping to build team capability.
• Adapt to changing priorities, tasks, and processes, and remain comfortable performing different types of work on a frequent basis.
• Use computers and basic software tools to access instructions, enter data, and maintain electronic records related to production and quality.