Assembler 2

ERA Industries LLC•Elk Grove Village, IL

About The Position

This role involves assembling hardware and components with a focus on safety, productivity, and quality. The assembler will be responsible for documenting work, maintaining traceability, and ensuring quality records are up-to-date. The position requires keeping a clean and organized work area, communicating any production, safety, or quality concerns to a supervisor, and contributing to the continuous improvement of processes and the Quality Management System (QMS). Teamwork, punctuality, and a positive attitude are essential. The assembler must ensure all measuring equipment is calibrated and that epoxy, adhesives, prime, and paint are within their shelf life. Proper handling of equipment and parts to prevent damage and adherence to the Foreign Object Debris (FOD) program are also critical. Flexibility is expected, as the assembler may be asked to assist in other departments or perform tasks such as operating machinery, inventory control, cleaning, shipping/receiving, or deburring when work is slow or assistance is needed elsewhere. Awareness of quality policies, procedures, objectives, product conformance, safety, and ethics is required.

Requirements

Trained in blue print reading.
Trained on FOD and its effect on product.
Competent in standard military NAS and NASM, MA as well as customer specifications for hardware assembly.
2 year experience using basic hand tools such as Allen wrenches, torque wrenches, screw drivers, helicoils installation tools or be willing to be trained as required.
Competent in bushing assembly via press fit or use of temperature to assemble and use press or Bridgeport as needed to perform such assemblies.
Assemble multiple machined components in a manner that conforms with drawing or in process requirements for form and fit.

Responsibilities

Assemble hardware and components in a safe, productive and quality manner.
Document work on in-process inspection plans, production log, router and ERP system as applicable to maintain traceability and quality records.
Keep clean and organized work area.
Communicate any concerns or issues related to production of parts, safety and quality to immediate supervisor.
Look to continuous improvement of processes and understand the contribution to the effectiveness of the QMS.
Willing to work in a team environment.
Only use calibrated measuring equipment whether your own or company supplied, if not in proper calibration notify quality department to have corrected immediately.
Be sure any epoxy’s, adhesives, prime and paint etc are documented and within shelf life criteria.
Handle inspection equipment, machines and parts in a manner that will not cause damage.
Insure that our FOD program is being used.
In the event of lack of work or another department needing assistance may be asked to do any of the following but not limited to these: Operator, Inventory control, Cleaning, Shipping and Receiving, Deburring.
Maintain a positive attitude and punctuality.
Aware of quality policies, procedures, objectives, contribution to conformance of product, safety and ethics.