Assembler-Advanced(1st shift)

Description

• Door Sub-Assembly duties including Gasket sub-assembly, Use of overhead crane Install windows.
• Harness assembly from assembly drawings and wiring drawings.
• Print interpretation and component lay out prewiring drawings.
• Mechanical Sub-Assembly duties including: Pocket Assembly, Job order control, use of a computer for Resource Code retrieval from Oracle, Use of hand tools (drills, gauges, specialty tools for subs), Follow production schedule or the job order process, Read basic blueprints, produce according to Takt time, Assemble Alduti Handles, Barrier clips assembly, Door stop, screen stops, and snap-locks, and Other basic custom assemblies.

Requirements

• Handling: Continuous handling of parts ranging in size from 5 lbs. to 25 lbs., along with a variety of hand-tools.
• Ability to use basic shop math and measuring tools such as tape measures.
• Conduit layout and installation, including bending cutting and joining.
• Pulling: Occasional use of electric hand truck to move parts a moderate distance.
• Ability to work with inspection to facilitate the completion and close out of a job.
• Ability to use fundamental math.
• Reaching: Continuous full range of motion from above the shoulders to below the knees.
• Ability to train newer team members in multi-product environment.
• Ability to work as point person on a build team.
• Lifting: Frequent lifting of items ranging in weight from 5lbs. to 50 lbs.
• Pushing: Occasional use of electric hand truck to move parts a moderate distance.
• Ability to use and stand on a ladder while performing assemblies and using hand tools.
• Ability to follow specific instructions and procedures and read assembly prints.
• High School Diploma/GED
• Ability to read and interpret CDA drawings and multiples product lines.
• Understanding of Mid-Level Wiring diagrams, Drawings and Schematics such as those related to items listed in description.
• Ability to use air impact tools and other hand-held tools.
• Standing: Most tasks are performed in a standing position with intermittent walking.
• Bending: Frequent bending and crouching required to complete the assembly tasks.
• Walking: Occasional walking moderate distances (less than 1/8 mile).
• Ability to read and interpret One Line Diagram
• Carrying: Frequent carrying of items ranging in weight from 5 lbs. to 25 lbs.
• Proper wire routing within a bay or lineup to achieve maximum efficiency
• Bolt Together which includes Bus/Main and ground, Gasket and bushings are added, Lift up to 35-lbs, Read mechanical diagrams, Customization is applied - fixtures, options, etc.

Benefits

• Leave Benefits: Vacation Time, Sick Time, Paid Holidays and Company Shutdown days, Short-Term Disability, Long-Term Disability, Other Leaves, Paid Parental Time and Military Leave
• Health and Welfare Benefits: Medical & Prescription, Dental, Vision, Health Care and Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts, , Health Savings Account (HSA), Group Life Insurance, optional Supplemental Life and AD&D Insurance, Wellbeing Resources including Employee Assistance Program and Family Forming Benefits (i.e., Adoption and Fertility support)

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance