Description
component assembly
production scheduling
quality control
process improvement
downtime reporting
equipment operation
Specialists will assemble, test, rework, and repair machine components, execute production schedules, and continuously seek process efficiencies. They must adhere to Standard Work Sheets, participate in pre‑shift Process Improvement Dialogue and Continuous Improvement activities, and report material availability and equipment downtime.
- Assemble, test, rework, and repair machine components.
- Perform production according to schedule and improve process efficiency.
- Follow Standard Work Sheets to ensure quality and prevent defects.
- Participate in pre‑shift Process Improvement Dialogue and Continuous Improvement, raising issues and suggestions.
- Report material availability and equipment downtime to supervisors promptly.
- Identify specification gaps, determine root causes, and adjust to meet engineering test specifications.
- Operate forklifts, overhead/jib cranes, hand trucks, and other equipment; lift up to 35 lb and work at multiple heights.
- Stand for minimum eight‑hour shifts and work varied schedules including nights and weekends.
Requirements
ppe
manufacturing
technical degree
forklift
crane
assembly
The job requires operating forklifts, overhead cranes, and hand trucks, lifting up to 35 lb, working at various heights, and standing for eight‑hour shifts. Personal protective equipment such as hearing protection, safety glasses, steel‑toed footwear, and fall‑restraint harnesses is mandatory, and the work environment includes noise, temperature changes, and potential magnetic exposure.
Applicants need at least six months of manufacturing or warehouse experience, or a two‑year technical degree, with prior assembly experience preferred. The position includes benefits like paid time off, medical/dental/vision coverage, 401(k) plans, health‑savings accounts, tuition reimbursement, and other voluntary programs.
- Wear required PPE: hearing protection, safety glasses, steel‑toed footwear, shock‑resistant gloves, fall‑restraint harness, etc.
- Minimum 6 months manufacturing/warehouse experience or 2‑year technical degree; prior assembly experience preferred.
Benefits
The role is on the 3rd shift (10 p.m. – 6 a.m.) at Building LL, offering a $23.22 hourly rate plus a $1 shift differential. It is a supplemental position with a minimum of 40 hours per week and limited benefits.
- Compensation: $23.22 /hr plus $1 /hr shift differential; 40 hr supplemental schedule with limited benefits.
- Benefits: paid time off, medical/dental/vision, 401(k), HSA, FSAs, employee assistance, tuition reimbursement, disability, life insurance, parental leave, and more.
Training + Development
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