What are the responsibilities and job description for the Assembler; 1st shift position at Wells Vehicle Electronics?
Summary:
This position is responsible for assembling small electronic automotive parts using highly automated equipment in a unionized team environment.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Set-up jobs with part/packing material and operate highly automated assembly equipment.
- Perform manual assembly operations such as hand soldering, applying components, de-paneling circuit boards, date coding and other identification.
- Inspect product using blueprints as reference.
- Box assemblies and palletize.
- Record production statistics in database.
- Other job activities as assigned.
Essential Education, Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and Experience:
- High School Diploma required; previous industrial work experience preferably in an assembly position using computerized equipment
- Ability to learn all production tasks within assigned department and rotate as directed
- Familiarity with blueprints and FIFO (first in first out)
- Ability to read and follow standard operating procedures, quality procedures, and environmental health and safety procedures
Equipment Used:
- Computerized production equipment, variety of small hand tools including but not limited to soldering irons, torque wrenches, pliers, scissors, handheld tape dispenser, box cutter (utility knife), magnification tables/scopes
Personal Protective Equipment/Clothing Required (PPE):
- Safety glasses with attached side shields; ESD smock and grounding equipment
- Heat resistant and/or cut resistant gloves – based on workstation
- Disposal gloves/finger cots as required
Physical Demands:
(Not Applicable, Occasionally [1-33%; 0-2.5 hrs./day], Frequently [33-66%; 2.5-5.5 hrs./day], Constantly [>66%; 5.5 hrs./day])
Physical Abilities
- Stand – Frequently
- Walk – Frequently
- Sit – Frequently
- Climb – Not Applicable
- Crawl – Not Applicable
- Squat – Occasionally
- Kneel – Occasionally
- Bend – Occasionally
- Twist – Occasionally
- Use of Hands/Fingers – Constantly
- Reach Outward – Occasionally
- Reach Above Shoulder – Occasionally
Lift/Carry
- 10 lbs. or less - Frequently
- 11-20 lbs. - Frequently
- 21-50 lbs. - Occasionally
- 51-100 lbs. - Not Applicable
Push/Pull
- 10 lbs. or less - Occasionally
- 11-20 lbs. - Occasionally
- 21-50 lbs. - Occasionally
- 51-100 lbs. - Not Applicable
Sensory Requirements
- Speech - Yes
- Vision - Yes
- Touch - Yes
- Hearing - Yes
- Smell - No