Assembler I

Responsibilities:

• Rotate through various tasks in the production process as needed
• Maintain production
• Operate necessary equipment in the assembly procedures
• May train new assemblers on standard operation procedures
• May package their own production
• Record scrap data
• Maintain 5S area
• Perform other duties as assigned by management

• Follow safety rules and regulations
• Complete required safety audits
• Understand all PPE Requirements and proper use
• Participate in any safety meeting and training

• Understand All Aspects of The Quality of production
• Read a Tape Measure to a 16th of an Inch
• Utilize Calibrated Equipment & Devices to Assess Materials and Products
• Complete and Review Documents
• Complete quality inspections

• Communicate Effectively with all team members and supervisors
• Complete Mathematical Calculations
• Learn and Execute All Duties for Production Tasks within the Value Stream
• Participate High Performance Teams

• Ability to Understand and Production Track Metrics

Physical Requirements and Working Conditions:

• May be required to lift to approximately 35 pounds
• Must be able to stand at workstation for a long period of time
• Must be able to use both hands in a repetitive motion
• Must be able to work in a manufacturing environment with exposure to noise, fumes, and dust particles
• Must be able to travel throughout the facility to obtain information needed to perform job functions or rotations into other lines and or departments
• Must be able to keep a fast pace

Competencies:

• Coordination - Adjust action in relation to other's actions
• Monitoring - Monitor/Assess performance of yourself, and team, to make improvements
• Quality Control Analysis - Conduct inspection of product to evaluate quality
• Critical Thinking - using logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions, conclusions, and approaches to issues.
• Time Management - manage one's own time
• Active Listening - give full attention to what others are saying, taking time to understand the points being made, asking questions when appropriate, and not interrupting.
• Teamwork - work collaboratively with peers to maintain production and quality of product, including safety, quality, and delivery of finished goods.
• Basic math skills and be able to read and write
• Some manufacturing experience is a plus

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