Mercury Marine Assembler II- 3rd Shift

Brunswick Boat Group•Saint Cloud, FL

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Under moderate supervision, the Assembler II performs repetitive, short-cycle mechanical or electro-mechanical production assembly by following prescribed routines and work instructions. Work takes place in a fast-paced manufacturing environment and uses small hand tools, screws, torque guns, and other assembly aids. The role includes testing and packing completed products, working from drawings or specifications, and potentially interfacing with engineering. Employees may rotate among work-cell stations and are expected to master all steps in a process. The position requires gathering materials, preparing packing materials, selecting programs, changing fixtures, and adjusting test machines. Assemblers run parts, inspect for defects, troubleshoot and communicate issues, and make required adjustments. Work is performed standing for extended periods, and employees may be asked to train on other shifts. The role is based in a temperature-controlled manufacturing setting.

Requirements

At least 2 years of experience in a manufacturing environment.
High school diploma or GED equivalent.
Normal to high manual dexterity.
Ability to use hand tools, scales, and process-related equipment such as fixtures, assembly presses, and torque guns; some tools require ambidextrous use.
Ability to lift moderately, up to 50 pounds; lifting assistance is provided when necessary.
Fine hand manipulation, pinching, pulling, and grasping of small, medium, and large parts.
Full range of motion in the hands, arms, legs, neck, and back to perform job duties.
Ability to stand for up to 12 hours.
Computer literacy.
Ability to communicate effectively in English to understand safety procedures and work instructions and complete required production records.
Basic reading, writing, and mathematics skills.
Ability to work in a team environment and follow directions.

Responsibilities

Perform repetitive mechanical or electro-mechanical production assembly according to prescribed routines and work instructions.
Test and pack completed products.
Work from drawings or specifications and potentially interface with engineering.
Rotate among work-cell stations and develop mastery of all steps in a process.
Follow directions, read work instructions, and prepare packing materials.
Gather materials, select programs, change fixtures, and adjust test machines.
Perform assembly tasks while standing for the shift duration.
Run parts, inspect for defects, troubleshoot, communicate issues, and make required adjustments.
Work safely and follow company policies and procedures.
Train on other shifts when required.
Perform other duties as assigned.