Job Description
Summary:
An Assembler is responsible for putting together component parts and product assemblies. They verify the correct quantities of component parts and perform quality checks for sub-assemblies and final assembly performance of products. Responsibilities include conducting oneself professionally by maintaining punctuality and productivity of assigned shift/work assignments, following all company procedures.
Essential Functions:
Follow and interpret technical documents (i.e. part drawings, work instructions) for all assembly operations, adhering to Good Manufacturing Practices
Conform to all safe work practices and quality standards, maintaining clean & organized work areas and awareness of workplace layout and surroundings
Working from work samples, work instructions, bill of materials and/or verbal instructions assemble products, properly use tooling, fixtures, and chemicals and other assembly aids
Properly package products and support movement of material and accurate parts inventory
Use of ERP system for job tracking
Manual/Physical labor lifting heavy items, with standing, walking and climbing of stairs the norm
Education and Experience:
Required:
H.S. Diploma/GED wit mechanical aptitude or experience as an assembler in a manufacturing
Basic computer skills
Good verbal/written communication and organizational skills
Preferred:
Lean Manufacturing
Vocational/Technical H.S. Diploma
Position Type and Expected Hours of Work
This is a full-time position. Days and hours of work are Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Levels of Proficiency (tracked and managed with Production Manager)
Levels build up and are a prerequisite for progression to the next
Performance is tracked using a department skills matrix and managed in coordination/approval with Production Manager – business needs determine quantity of employees needed at each level
Level I
Level II
Level III
Proficient in assembly of <20% of all active products
Skills limited to sub-assembly and basic product assembly
Proficient in assembly of >50% of all active products
Electrical wiring & soldering
Quality Acceptance Testing of finished product
Routine use of reporting systems
Proficient in assembly of >80% of all active products
Production equipment operation, such as programmable cutters
Repair & troubleshooting of in-house production and customer returns