Master Assemblers - 1st shifts - Perm

Responsibilities

• Get assigned work from racks or supervisor.
• Clock in and out of jobs.
• Lay out each job neatly.
• Ability to read and use prints or manuals to verify build.
• Assemble jobs quickly, efficiently, and correctly.
• Maintain vigilance to identify and prevent potential errors before they occur.
• Examine parts and make sure they conform with specifications and have no defects; report any issues.
• Bring completed work to the supervisor and ask him/her to test and verify it meets our standards and passes through inspection.
• Understand which hand tools do what and use them appropriately.
• Master the use of special tooling.
• Know how to effectively use drill & hydraulic presses, as well as mini lathes.
• Able to build all products including new designs, with little-to-no assistance.
• Able to silver solder and use torch.
• High level problem solver.
• Lead other duties, Research & Development, and/or special projects, as assigned by your supervisor (i.e., material handling).
• Ability to look at a job and know the most efficient hand movements and tool usage to complete the job.
• Understand the “Law of Diminishing Returns”.
• Train other Assemblers as needed.
• Collaborate closely with the entire assembly department to address challenges and optimize processes, and a passion for assisting others as needed.
• Have full knowledge of lubricants & Loctite usage, as well as seal and O-Ring usage.
• Have a basic knowledge of pneumatics and hydraulics.
• Have full knowledge of wiring schematics.
• Ability to build all necessary Control Boxes.
• Once completed work has been approved: clean, bag, and tag.
• Maintain a clean and organized workspace by performing general housekeeping duties as needed.
• Perform duties and tasks while following all safety protocols.
• Work and communicate efficiently with all co-workers to address challenges and optimize processes.