1st Shift Assembler I (Contract Role)

Nordson•Duluth, GA

About The Position

Nordson Product Assembly is seeking an experienced and motivated Assembler I to assemble, test, and package industrial precision dispensing equipment. The role works in a collaborative manufacturing environment and follows applicable quality, productivity, and safety requirements, along with standard work, process documentation, and quality procedures. The assembler uses tools, drawings, bills of material, gauges, meters, and measuring tools to complete and verify assembly, and may perform basic wiring, troubleshoot product failures, and use computers for production-related tasks. The position requires flexibility to rotate among work areas as customer requirements change. The schedule is Monday through Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. This is a contract role. Nordson Product Assembly describes its workplace as supportive, growing, and dynamic, and notes that it invests in employees' skills and career advancement.

Requirements

High school graduate; technical or trade experience.
More than 4 years of experience working in an industrial or manufacturing environment.
Ability to apply written and verbal instructions and use math appropriate to assigned tasks.
Ability to read and understand engineered drawings.
Knowledge and understanding of hand tools.
Ability to learn and apply new job-related information in a timely manner.
Adaptability to changing environments, assignments, responsibilities, and priorities.
Ability to cooperate with coworkers and give and accept constructive criticism.
Initiative and self-starting behavior in pursuing goals.
Problem-solving skills and creativity to improve processes and procedures.

Responsibilities

Assemble, test, and package industrial precision dispensing equipment in accordance with quality, productivity, and safety requirements.
Follow applicable standard work, process documentation, and quality procedures.
Use hand tools, general power tools, and calibrated power tools to assemble equipment.
Use reference drawings and bills of material to ensure proper equipment assembly.
Use gauges, meters, and measuring tools to verify dimensions, electrical specifications, and alignment.
Perform basic wiring and interpret simple wiring diagrams.
Troubleshoot, diagnose, and resolve product failures.
Use computers to view reference drawings, generate production-related documents, and perform other general tasks.
Rotate among different work areas as needed to respond to changing customer requirements.