Assembler I - 1st Shift

Default•Burlington, WI

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Under the direction of the Department Production Supervisor and in cooperation with the Team Leader, the Assembler I safely performs tasks to assemble, fit, and join components used in heavy and large mechanical products. Work is completed according to specifications and the production schedule, with appropriate instructions and minimal direct supervision. The position supports accurate production transactions, performs essential checks and corrective actions, uses tools to make or repair parts, collaborates with other line workers, follows safety requirements, and accurately follows diagrams, schematics, blueprints, and verbal or written instructions. The role involves cleaning and assembling component parts, machined parts, and subassemblies; using hand, pneumatic, and hydraulic tools and precision measuring instruments; removing burrs and rough spots; and operating overhead cranes and forklifts to move materials and assemble large components. The employee may perform minor equipment adjustments, repairs, or setups under supervision. Other assigned duties may include basic welding, washing, priming, and painting components or assemblies. The position also performs accurate material transactions and uses gauges or other measuring instruments to check and adjust assemblies. The work takes place in a shop manufacturing environment. Exposures may include moving machinery and parts, tools and equipment, vibration, fumes or airborne particles, motorized vehicles, welding and machining operations, outdoor weather, and risk of electric shock. Occasional exposure to dirt, dust, toxic or caustic chemicals, and very warm or chilly temperatures may occur. Noise can be very loud at times and may require hearing protection. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions.

Requirements

High school diploma or General Education Degree (GED) preferred.
Knowledge of commonly used mechanical concepts, practices, and procedures.
Ability to correctly use and read a tape measure.
Ability to read and understand job-related blueprints and drawings accurately.
Ability to operate overhead cranes and forklifts.
Dependable, dedicated to completing assignments correctly, and able to use time wisely.
Problem-solving ability and adaptability to new situations and challenges.
Willingness to consider changes and new ideas.
Ability to work independently with appropriate instructions, training, and supervision, and to work respectfully and professionally with others in a team environment.
Ability to communicate clearly and completely, express needs, and ask questions.
Ability to carry out detailed written and oral instructions.
Ability to meet production standards and deadlines.
Ability to accept constructive criticism, make adjustments, and rework incorrect tasks completed by oneself or others.

Nice To Haves

Relevant trade school or college coursework desired.
Two to four years of heavy equipment manufacturing experience desired.
Computer experience desired, particularly the ability to use a mouse and locate and open or close files.

Responsibilities

Clean and assemble component parts, machined parts, and subassemblies.
Use hand tools, pneumatic tools, hydraulic tools, and precision measuring instruments to complete assembly tasks.
Remove burrs and rough spots from parts using a hand file, hone stone, or portable pneumatic grinder.
Operate overhead cranes and forklifts to move parts and materials and assemble large components.
Perform minor equipment or machine adjustments, repairs, or setups under supervision.
Perform other assigned duties, which may include basic welding, washing, priming, and painting components or assemblies.
Perform correct material transactions on shop routings and for the production line.
Perform essential checks and adjustments using appropriate processes and measuring instruments to ensure proper assembly.
Support production by taking corrective actions when needed.
Collaborate with other line workers to assemble products.
Follow company and industry safety requirements.
Accurately follow diagrams, schematics, blueprints, and verbal or written instructions.