What are the responsibilities and job description for the SME Assembler position at JTS?
Job Title: SME Assembler
STATUS: Full-Time, Non-Exempt
Location: Caldwell, ID
Department: Assembly
Reports to: Assembly Supervisor
Be the Difference with JTS | Mission Critical Group!
At JTS| Mission Critical Group, we don’t just hire employees, we empower skilled professionals to drive real impact. Through our people-centered management approach, we attract, hire, and retain exceptional individuals by fostering a culture where innovation thrives, transparency is valued, and resilience is key. Our core values—Have Humanity, Be Transparent, Drive Innovation, Be Resilient, Always Reliable, and Grit—define the way we work and succeed together.
Come be a part of the MCG Way, where your contributions matter, your growth is supported, and your career has purpose. Join us and help shape the future!
We are seeking a highly skilled and reliable Subject Matter Expert (SME) – Assembly to support and advance the assembly of sheet metal control house buildings. This position will serve as the primary expert for assembly-related best practices, troubleshooting, and continuous improvement initiatives. In addition to providing hands-on technical support, the SME will play a critical role in mentoring team members, collaborating with the training department to develop effective training resources, and working closely with cross-functional teams to drive accuracy, efficiency, and safety across the production floor. This role will also occasionally fill in for Leads or Supervisors during vacations or absences.
Who You Are:
Detail-Oriented: You take pride in precision and hold yourself to high standards, ensuring every component is assembled with accuracy and care.
Solutions-Focused: You don’t just spot problems—you jump in to solve them, thinking on your feet to keep production moving smoothly.
Technically Skilled: You bring a strong working knowledge of tools, equipment, and specialized assembly methods, and you’re always looking to sharpen your skills.
Reliable and Respectful Leader: You lead by example through consistent attendance, a team-first mindset, and a willingness to step in wherever support is needed.
Positive Influence: You set the tone on the floor—modeling safe, efficient work habits while encouraging others to level up their performance through your actions and guidance.
Key Responsibilities:
What JTS Offers:
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STATUS: Full-Time, Non-Exempt
Location: Caldwell, ID
Department: Assembly
Reports to: Assembly Supervisor
Be the Difference with JTS | Mission Critical Group!
At JTS| Mission Critical Group, we don’t just hire employees, we empower skilled professionals to drive real impact. Through our people-centered management approach, we attract, hire, and retain exceptional individuals by fostering a culture where innovation thrives, transparency is valued, and resilience is key. Our core values—Have Humanity, Be Transparent, Drive Innovation, Be Resilient, Always Reliable, and Grit—define the way we work and succeed together.
Come be a part of the MCG Way, where your contributions matter, your growth is supported, and your career has purpose. Join us and help shape the future!
We are seeking a highly skilled and reliable Subject Matter Expert (SME) – Assembly to support and advance the assembly of sheet metal control house buildings. This position will serve as the primary expert for assembly-related best practices, troubleshooting, and continuous improvement initiatives. In addition to providing hands-on technical support, the SME will play a critical role in mentoring team members, collaborating with the training department to develop effective training resources, and working closely with cross-functional teams to drive accuracy, efficiency, and safety across the production floor. This role will also occasionally fill in for Leads or Supervisors during vacations or absences.
Who You Are:
Detail-Oriented: You take pride in precision and hold yourself to high standards, ensuring every component is assembled with accuracy and care.
Solutions-Focused: You don’t just spot problems—you jump in to solve them, thinking on your feet to keep production moving smoothly.
Technically Skilled: You bring a strong working knowledge of tools, equipment, and specialized assembly methods, and you’re always looking to sharpen your skills.
Reliable and Respectful Leader: You lead by example through consistent attendance, a team-first mindset, and a willingness to step in wherever support is needed.
Positive Influence: You set the tone on the floor—modeling safe, efficient work habits while encouraging others to level up their performance through your actions and guidance.
Key Responsibilities:
- Serve as the primary technical resource for sheet metal control house assembly processes
- Provide guidance and support to assemblers on layout, measuring, and marking dimensions and reference lines
- Recommend improvements to processes, tools, and workflows to enhance quality and efficiency
- Troubleshoot complex assembly issues and identify root causes to reduce rework
- Onboard and train new assemblers on proper techniques, tool usage, and safety procedures
- Partner with the training team to help create or contribute to work instructions, SOPs, and visual aids
- Serve as a mentor and knowledge resource for the team, promoting skill development and cross-training
- Monitor and uphold high standards for assembly quality and accuracy
- Ensure consistent application of safety practices and PPE usage
- Support adherence to company and industry standards for fabrication and assembly
- Collaborate with engineering, quality, and production planning teams to ensure smooth workflows and timely delivery
- Identify and support opportunities for lean manufacturing and 5S initiatives
- Work to improve the overall quality and efficiency of the Assembly areas using metrics and other data points
- Occasionally work in other areas of the plant to gain a broader understanding of the business
- Other duties as assigned
- High school diploma or equivalent (required)
- 3 years of experience in manufacturing or assembly, with demonstrated expertise (required)
- Prior experience in sheet metal fabrication and control house assembly (preferred)
- Proficient in reading blueprints, drawings, and technical instructions
- Welding and fabrication experience (a plus)
- Forklift certification or experience (desired)
- Ability to train and mentor others in a production setting
- Comfortable working at heights and on ladders up to 10 feet
- Strong commitment to workplace safety and cleanliness
- Fast-paced, hands-on production environment
- Frequent use of hand and power tools
- Standing, lifting, climbing, and moving throughout the day
What JTS Offers:
- 🧤 Safety First – Supporting the operation of a fast-paced, continuous-run manufacturing facility with an emphasis on a “Safety First” culture
- US Proudly American-Made – Be part of a company committed to U.S. manufacturing
- 💰 Competitive Pay – Weekly pay with direct deposit
- 🏖️ Time Off – Generous PTO and 10 paid holidays
- 🏥 Comprehensive Benefits – Affordable health, dental, and vision insurance
- 💼 Retirement Savings – 401k with a 4% employer match
- 💙 Wellness & Support – Employee Assistance Program and Wellness Program
- 📈 Career Growth – Development opportunities to help you advance
- 👢 Perks & Discounts – Annual boot allowance and 15% off at Carhartt
- 🎉 Engaging Culture – Company events and a team-driven environment
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