Assembler (3)

Assembler

Role Overview:

The Assembler positions are responsible for basic mechanical assembly and occasionally may perform ground bond testing. This can include crating and packing using hand tools and PIV equipment. The Assembler will demonstrate proficiency in using blueprints, Manufacturing Tracking System (MTS), On Floor Sheets (OFS), and hand tools required in assembly. The Assembler will demonstrate ability interacting with MTS and Quality by driving continuous improvement through active product resolution, reporting turnbacks and documenting assembly defects or supplier failures. The Assembler will participate in daily toolbox meetings and ensure shop floor management elements such as Tier 1, QCPC, 5S, Material Review Board (MRB) and other job duties assigned.

On a typical day you will:

What You Will Need to be Successful:

3rd Shift

Critical Skills

Basic reading, writing and math ability. Basic computer applications and use of product documents to ensure product compliance. Effective communication skills to drive improvement in defect prevention and flexibility to foster learning all Level 1 products/stations and cell configurations. Ability to train others in product configurations to drive cross-training and knowledge transfer.

Education / Certifications

Basic Qualifications

Minimum Experience: 0 month-1 year in production assembly

Preferred Experience: +1 years in manufacturing environment

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