Senior Siren Assembler

• Works from SMV specifications, drawings, wiring diagrams, and instructions.
• Plans and sets up work area, determining assembly method and procedures for assembling products.
• Fits, aligns, mounts, connects, solders and otherwise secures parts and auxiliary units accurately.
• Trains and instructs new and existing employees to work effectively within the department and instructs them in all facets of the work cell operation.
• Uses computer, fax, hand power tools, gauges, fixtures, measuring equipment, hand and power material handling equipment.
• Possesses ability to read and understand component assembly drawings and maintains flow of production and quality standards.
• Identifies opportunities for reducing set up time.
• Works with Design and Manufacturing Engineers to effect changes in tooling, design, and processes that will increase and improve throughput, minimize waste, and reduce inventory.
• Performs preventative maintenance (cleaning, oiling, inspecting, and minor adjustments) on equipment within the work cell.
• Responsible for and has authority to transmit (Kan Ban) releases to internal and external suppliers.
• Minimizes work cell inventory.
• Performs duties to identify and store materials, supplies, and components in work cell.
• Uses the computer to determine the latest component and/or assembly revision, order status, component cost, where used status, bin location, and other related data.
• Makes operational test using a variety of equipment.
• Troubleshoots, repairs, or replaces parts and makes final adjustments to meet quality standards and specifications.
• Identifies defective or damaged (nonconforming) parts and materials.
• Participates in group meetings to discuss problems and/or proposed improvements.
• Rotates between various jobs within the department to facilitate cross training.
• Follows safety rules and keeps work area in a clean and orderly condition.
• Performs other related duties as assigned.

• Works from SMV specifications, drawings, wiring diagrams, and instructions.
• Plans and sets up work area, determining assembly method and procedures for assembling products.
• Fits, aligns, mounts, connects, solders and otherwise secures parts and auxiliary units accurately.
• Trains and instructs new and existing employees to work effectively within the department and instructs them in all facets of the work cell operation.
• Uses computer, fax, hand power tools, gauges, fixtures, measuring equipment, hand and power material handling equipment.
• Possesses ability to read and understand component assembly drawings and maintains flow of production and quality standards.
• Identifies opportunities for reducing set up time.
• Works with Design and Manufacturing Engineers to effect changes in tooling, design, and processes that will increase and improve throughput, minimize waste, and reduce inventory.
• Performs preventative maintenance (cleaning, oiling, inspecting, and minor adjustments) on equipment within the work cell.
• Responsible for and has authority to transmit (Kan Ban) releases to internal and external suppliers.
• Minimizes work cell inventory.
• Performs duties to identify and store materials, supplies, and components in work cell.
• Uses the computer to determine the latest component and/or assembly revision, order status, component cost, where used status, bin location, and other related data.
• Maintains department records as required.
• Makes operational test using a variety of equipment.
• Troubleshoots, repairs, or replaces parts and makes final adjustments to meet quality standards and specifications.
• Identifies defective or damaged (nonconforming) parts and materials.
• Participates in group meetings to discuss problems and/or proposed improvements.
• Rotates between various jobs within the department to facilitate cross training.
• Follows safety rules and keeps work area in a clean and orderly condition.
• Performs other related duties as assigned.

• A High School diploma or equivalent is required.

Pay Range: $20.46 - $26.14

• annual bonus potential
• insurance (life, medical, dental, vision)
• paid holidays
• paid vacation
• 401(k) with matching contributions and tuition reimbursement
• We provide our employees with a smoke-free, drug-free workplace.

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