Assembler 1st shift

Generac•Trenton, SC

About The Position

The Assembler I performs assembly using work instructions, drawings, schematics, and electronic assembly equipment while following safe and effective operating standards for equipment and tools. The role follows quality standards and participates in continuous improvement efforts, including Drive to Zero. The employee may cross-train in multiple assembly areas and flex to similar departments based on business needs. This position requires learning the products being assembled, their impact on the business, and the principles, practices, and processes of the job as they change. The Assembler I participates in team meetings, resolves problems with assistance appropriate to their complexity, may provide task-specific training on work instructions or standard work, and maintains a general understanding of the ERP system. The position works in a manufacturing production environment and involves repetitive assembly tasks. Employees are regularly required to stand and walk, use their hands to manipulate objects and tools, and perform activities such as stooping, crouching, bending, and reaching. The role includes lifting and moving materials and complying with facility PPE and safety policies.

Requirements

0–1 year of assembly or related experience.
Detail-oriented and organized.
Flexibility and a positive attitude.
Ability to communicate effectively in a team environment.
Accept responsibility for one's actions and follow through on commitments.
Ability to understand and execute basic standard assembly procedures, interpret basic visual diagrams, and use basic hand tools.
Ability to perform basic reading, writing, math, and computer functions.
Ability to perform highly repetitive assembly tasks in a manufacturing environment.
Ability to act safely while following established procedures, processes, and policies.

Nice To Haves

Manufacturing or mechanical experience, including knowledge of manufacturing processes.

Responsibilities

Use work instructions, drawings, schematics, and electronic assembly equipment to perform assembly.
Follow safe and effective operating standards for equipment and tools.
Follow established quality standards and participate in continuous improvement efforts, including Drive to Zero.
Cross-train in multiple assembly areas and flex to similar departments based on business needs, as required.
Develop and maintain an understanding of assembled products and their impact on the business.
Continue learning job principles, practices, and processes as they change.
Participate in team meetings to exchange job-related information.
Resolve problems with assistance from peers or supervisors depending on their level and complexity.
Provide task-specific training to employees on work instructions or standard work, as needed.
Maintain a general understanding of the ERP system.
Perform repetitive assembly tasks while following established safety procedures, processes, and policies.