Assembler 1

Veralto Global•Addison Township, IL

21d•$17 - $21

About The Position

Imagine yourself… Doing meaningful work that makes an everyday impact on the world around you. Collaborating with a vibrant, diverse, team. Contributing to a brighter, safer, more sustainable future. It’s all possible with a role at Videojet, a Veralto company. You have likely purchased or used a product touched by Videojet Technologies this week—after all, Videojet is a world leader in the product identification market, providing in-line printing, coding and marking products, consumables, and software solutions. Videojet’s technologies play a critical role in ensuring the safety and authenticity of products sold across the globe in the food, beverage, pharmaceutical, and industrial marketplaces. As part of the Videojet team and the broader Veralto network, you’ll work with products that make an everyday impact on the world around you—and along the way, you’ll have opportunities to make your mark on our business and your career with ongoing opportunities to deepen your skillset and pursue your ambitions. SCHEDULE: Monday-Friday, 6 AM – 2:30 PM. Overtime or Weekends may be required. As part of the Videojet team and the broader Veralto network, you’ll work with products that make an everyday impact on the world around you—and along the way, you’ll have opportunities to make your mark on our business and your career with ongoing opportunities to deepen your skillset and pursue your ambitions. Videojet is proud to part of the Product Quality & Innovation segment of Veralto (NYSE: VLTO), a $5B global leader dedicated to ensuring access to clean water, safe food and medicine, and trusted essential goods. When you join Veralto’s vibrant global network of 16,000 associates, you join a unique culture and work environment where purpose meets possibility: where the work you do has an everyday impact on the resources and essentials we all rely on, and where you’ll have valuable opportunities to deepen your skillset, pursue your ambitions, and grow your career. Together, we’re Safeguarding the World’s Most Vital Resources™—and building rewarding careers along the way.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required
At least 1 year of previous experience in manufacturing or assembly is preferred
Basic knowledge of assembly processes and equipment.
Ability to read and interpret operating procedures and technical documents.
Familiarity with hand tools, power tools, and measuring instruments.
Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds.
Capability to stand, bend, twist, and crouch for extended periods of time.
Manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination to assemble parts with precision.
Strong attention to detail to ensure the accuracy and quality of the finished product.
Ability to spot defects or errors during the assembly process and take corrective action.
Ability to troubleshoot issues that arise during the assembly process.
Strong critical thinking skills and the ability to resolve problems quickly and efficiently.
Ability to meet production deadlines and work efficiently in a fast-paced environment.
Good organizational skills to manage tasks and prioritize responsibilities effectively.
Ability to perform basic math calculations to measure parts, count inventory, and complete work logs.

Responsibilities

Assembly of Products: Follow standard operating procedures, work orders, and specifications to assemble parts or components into finished products. Ensure that all parts are correctly installed. Safely operate hand tools, power tools, and other machinery to assemble products, making sure to meet production goals.
Quality: Inspect and test products during and after assembly to ensure they meet the required quality standards. Identify and resolve any defects or issues in the products.
Collaborate with Team Members: Work closely with other team members, supervisors, and engineers to improve assembly processes, resolve production issues, and maintain workflow.
Adhere to Safety Protocols: Follow all safety procedures and guidelines to avoid accidents, ensuring personal protective equipment (PPE) is used and safety standards are met. Safety glasses and safety shoes are worn in manufacturing areas.
Troubleshooting: Identify and troubleshoot any issues that arise during the assembly process and collaborate with the appropriate team members to resolve them.
Continuous Improvement: Participate in training and continuous improvement initiatives to enhance skills, improve efficiency, and contribute to product quality.
Maintain Clean Work Area: Keep workstations and surrounding areas clean, organized, and free of safety hazards to maintain a safe working environment.