ASSEMBLER I - Weekend Night Shift

Future Form Manufacturing•Sparks, NV

12d•$0 - $28•Onsite

About The Position

The Assembler I provides production support to the Assembly Department by producing parts to customer specifications and Future Form Manufacturing procedures, with an emphasis on internal and external customer service and quality. The role operates machinery and hand power tools to perform assembly work, including riveting, and may involve work in various departments. Employees follow supervisor or lead instructions, check parts for accuracy, maintain counts and production times, document work, prepare parts for the next process, and maintain a clean and organized work area. The position follows OSHA and company safety regulations and supports the ISO 9001 quality system and Lean activities. The schedule is Friday through Sunday, 6:00 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. The work takes place in a shop environment with moderate noise and exposure to dust, heat, and cold. The position requires repetitive and labor-intensive tasks, including extended periods of standing, lifting, bending, and moving. Drug testing is required under company policy.

Requirements

Basic math skills, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals.
Ability to understand and follow detailed verbal instructions.
Ability to read and understand shop orders, policies, and procedures.
Ability to perform repetitive tasks with consistency and attention to detail.
Ability to operate machinery in various departments.
Manual dexterity.
Must have own tools within 90 days.
Ability to perform labor-intensive tasks, including lifting, bending, standing, and moving for extended periods.
Ability to lift 50 pounds on a regular basis.
Normal vision and hearing, with or without corrective lenses or hearing aids.

Nice To Haves

High school graduation plus relevant vocational training, such as sheet metal work.
Experience in a manufacturing environment.
Ability to perform basic setups in a variety of departments.
Ability to read drawings.
Ability to use precision measuring equipment.
Ability to create spreadsheets and graphs using Excel or equivalent.
Ability to create and file work documents.
Additional math skills in algebra, geometry, and/or trigonometry.

Responsibilities

Operate machines as directed by a supervisor or lead to produce parts to specifications, including riveting and assembly work.
Use hand power tools, which may include drills, table saws, rivet guns, and impact guns.
Follow blueprints, assembly instructions, shop orders, policies, and procedures.
Have the first article approved by a qualified employee, lead, supervisor, or inspector.
Check parts regularly for accuracy and ensure and record accurate counts.
Maintain efficient production times and proper documentation for assignments in coordination with Quality Assurance.
Accurately document work, including clock-in and clock-out.
Prepare parts for handoff to the next process.
Communicate clearly and promptly with supervisors, leads, and coworkers; notify the lead about material or mechanical issues.
Maintain ISO 9001 system responsibilities in accordance with the Quality Manual and procedure-level documentation.
Participate positively in Lean activities and assist other team members as required.
Perform daily maintenance as needed and keep the work area clean and organized.
Follow OSHA safety regulations and Future Form Manufacturing safety requirements.
Work overtime when needed.
Perform other duties as assigned.