Assembly Operator

The Operator performs semi-skilled manufacturing activities in a safe, quality-focused, and productive manner. This position operates production equipment, supports manufacturing processes, performs quality verification activities, maintains workplace organization and housekeeping standards, and utilizes various tools and equipment to support business objectives. Responsibilities may vary by assigned department (Assembly/Sub-Assembly, Machining, or Facilities), but all Operators are expected to support safety, quality, delivery, cost, and employee engagement objectives while adhering to company values and compliance requirements.

• Perform medium repetitious assembly work
• Rotate between jobs up to two times per shift
• Maintain proficiency in assembly line functions and processes
• Verify part accuracy to specifications
• Consistently meet cycle time requirements
• Maintain workstation housekeeping, tool protection, gauge protection, and part stockage
• Notify leadership or quality personnel of defective parts, units, tools, or processes
• Take direction from Team Leads, Group Lead, and Techs
• Key contacts include:
  Quality Inspectors, Maintenance, Engineers and other Operators

• Maintain a safe work environment and follow all plant safety requirements
• Follow proper PPE requirements and safety procedures
• Practice Stop, Call, Wait Authority when necessary
• Ensure applicable product and environmental compliance requirements are upheld
• Maintain workplace organization, storage practices and cleanliness
• Perform housekeeping and 5S activities
• Protect tools, gauges, equipment, and materials

• Report to assigned work area by shift startup time
• Follow verbal and written work instructions
• Read and understand process documentation and process aids
• Operate assigned equipment and tools safely and effectively
• Meet productivity and operational performance expectations
• Support continuous improvement initiatives
• Perform other duties as assigned

• Follow all quality procedures and work instructions
• Verify product conformance to specifications
• Report abnormalities, defects, or equipment concerns
• Maintain quality standards within assigned processes

• Demonstrate behaviors aligned with company values and maintain a respectful workplace environment
• Work collaboratively with colleagues
• Communicate operational concerns and process issues
• Assist in training new associates when required
• Demonstrate good communication and interpersonal skills

• High school diploma or GED equivalent
• Minimum of 3 years' relevant work experience in an industrial manufacturing environment

Applicants must be authorized to work in the US without requiring sponsorship now or in the future.