Assembler

Overview of Responsibilities:                                                                                            

Automation Responsibilities

• Set-up automation cells to run including power, air, and fill/refill consumable materials such as silicone
• Assemble/disassemble and clean integrated gluing valve mechanisms in automation cells
• Change glue cartridges when necessary and prime system
• Verify proper functioning of gluing processes at startup and during in-process
• Verify proper functioning of vision systems, sensors, leak test equipment and other monitoring devices
• Collect QA samples from automation cells for verification by Quality
• Review scrap trending on automation cell and make adjustments as required
• Troubleshoot equipment alarms, out of tolerance items, and/or equipment stoppages
• Perform line clearance within automation cells
• Change over sealing equipment drums between part numbers
• Direct operators to refill components as necessary
• Communicate with Automation Technicians for issues of more technical nature/non-standard issues
• Replace mandrel pins on pallets if they become damaged

Inspection and Measurement Responsibilities

• Verify that parts being produced and used by production meet print specifications dimensionally and visually
• Inspect parts using a variety of precision measuring instruments and equipment
• Enter part and process inspection data into SPC software

General Responsibilities

• Follow prescribed Work Instructions and utilize equipment as directed
• Monitor equipment settings and document the information
• Monitor and stage components as needed
• End of Run responsibilities including line clearance, part reconciliation, IQ transactions, (PRA) documentation verification such as label reconciliation, component reconciliation, traceability records etc.
• Assist with training of production personnel as required
• Responsibility to protect Donatelle confidential information and Intellectual Property
• Performs other duties as assigned
• Follows safety requirements as defined in Safety Manual

Preferred Qualifications:                                                                                                   

Education/Experience:

• Mathematics course work at a high school level required
• 2 years of experience in plastic injection molding, metal machining or medical device assembly

Other Qualifications and Desired Skills:

• Strong trouble shooting & problem-solving skills
• Automation and/or secondary operations experience preferred
• Quality inspection experience preferred

Physical Requirements:                                                                                                     

• Ability to work in a manufacturing environment
• Lifting up to 35 pounds
• 20/20 vision with or without corrective lenses

Benefits and Pay:                                                                                           

Benefits:

• Medical insurance
• Dental insurance
• Basic and voluntary life insurance
• Short and long-term disability insurance
• 401(k) retirement options with a company match
• Paid time off
• Paid holidays
• Annual incentive bonus opportunities
• Flexible spending accounts
• Legal/ID Shield protection plan
• Educational assistance and tuition reimbursement programs

Pay:

• Hourly pay range: $20 to $28
• Plus shift differential if applicable

Salary : $19 - $23