Assembler I

Dexter Career•Torrance, CA

12d•Onsite

About The Position

This position is responsible for magnetizing, demagnetizing and assemblies from the very simple to very complex products with minimal supervision. The role involves working with permanent magnets and magnetic assemblies for demanding customer specifications in the aerospace/defense, semiconductor equipment, medical, and industrial end markets. The company operates in a fast-paced production environment and requires adherence to strict quality, safety, and customer requirements.

Requirements

High School diploma or equivalent.
1-3 years' experience assembling products or following processes.
Strong listening and communication skills.
Ability to read and understand the QMS System and material in Train Caster.
Ability to read and follow work instructions both verbally and in writing.
High attention to detail: focus on accuracy, completeness, and following standards, rules, and requirements.
Strong eye-hand coordination with near visual acuity.
Ability to wear protective foot and eyewear.
Ability to lift and transport an average weight of 15 lbs, maximum 40 lbs using carts.
Manual dexterity of both hands.
Near Visual Acuity (either corrected or uncorrected).

Nice To Haves

Expertise in the use and maintenance of magnetizing, demagnetizing, and marking procedures and equipment.
Knowledgeable in the use of Lean Manufacturing techniques and can assist in improving assembly processes.
Fairly dynamic, as requirements grow and change with the addition of new products.
Demanding, as customer requirements place a growing importance on quality conformance, response time and meeting deadlines.
Challenging, as technical expertise in a wide variety of industries is essential for success.

Responsibilities

Magnetizing, demagnetizing, and assembling products from simple to complex with minimal supervision.
Training other assemblers in the use of magnetizing/demagnetizing equipment and assembly techniques.
Providing first piece approval and limited supervision of other assemblers.
Following detailed prints and work instructions to assemble complex magnet assemblies.
Reading and following detailed quality, customer, and safety requirements.
Utilizing Lean Manufacturing techniques to improve assembly processes and work areas.
Observing quality, safety, and customer-related process procedures.
Entering tracking information on work orders and quality documents, as well as computer records.
Leading and working with an assembly team, especially on larger, complex, or high-volume products.
Maintaining a neat work environment.
Assisting with special projects and performing other related duties as assigned.