Production Assembler

Job Details

Summary:

The Production Assembler is responsible for assembly of components in accordance with predefined procedures possibly using a variety of tools and equipment.

• Assembles products, parts and/or subassemblies, in accordance with product guidelines

• Performs spot checks of products to ensure adherence to approved quality standards

• Notifies Team Leader of product discrepancies or equipment malfunctions

• Adheres to established company policies and procedures including cleanroom, quality and safety regulations

• Use basic qualified hand tools, manufacturing aids, or adhesive bonding devices

• Follow GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) and cleanroom protocols

• Record production data and report issues

• Maintains a clean and organized work area to facilitate manufacturing functions

Other duties as assigned

• Able to work independently and also collaborate as a strong team member

• Excellent attention to detail, flexible and adaptable to change

• Strong focus on maintaining a high level of safety and quality

• Effective communication, numeracy and literacy skills

• Ability to shift from one task to another

• 0-2 years assembly or similar work experience

• High School Diploma, GED or equivalent

• Prior assembly experience

• Ability to read and comprehend quality standard procedures written in English

Environment & Working Conditions:

• Must have the ability to stand, climb, bend, and lift products and materials of up to 20 pounds

• May stand or sit for long periods of time

• High-frequency, repetitive motions of the hands, wrists, and arms

• Good manual dexterity, hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills to handle, manipulate and assemble small parts, components or tools

• Attention to detail

• Ability to perform tasks involving excellent near vision for fine, detailed work. Normal color vision and depth perception is required to distinguish between different colored components, tubing etc.

• This position is generally performed indoors in a cleanroom or manufacturing environment. If working in the cleanroom, employee must follow all cleanroom and quality guidelines including wearing required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• Frequently in manufacturing or industrial settings that may be noisy or have temperature fluctuations

• Typical work schedule is ten-hours shift, four days a week. Occasional overtime may be required