Master Assembler | 2nd Shift
About The Position
Under direct supervision and as assigned by a Group Leader or Team Leader, the Assembler II ensures that parts, products, and vehicles are manufactured in a high-quality and cost-effective manner. The position uses prior work experience and skills to fill in for Assemblers throughout the department when they are absent or unavailable, performing all requirements of the assigned assembly position. The role helps maintain daily manufacturing readiness by ensuring jobs are set up and required tools and gauges are available. It trains newly assigned or hired associates in assembly methods, work verification, TQC procedures, and Kanban maintenance. The Assembler II verifies work procedures, retrains Assemblers as needed, coordinates first- and final-part approvals with Quality Control, and works with the Supervisor or Group Leader on the disposition of questionable, scrapped, or rejected parts and assemblies. The position also trains Assemblers on department cleanliness and safety procedures, submits work orders and tool repair tickets, and provides input on production, tooling, fixtures, and process improvements. When necessary, it reworks or repairs vehicles in finished goods inventory or the red tag area and inventories and installs missing vehicle components. Other duties may be assigned, and overtime may be required.
Requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- At least six months of Club Car Assembler experience or three years of assembly experience.
- Mechanical and technical skills.
- Safety management mindset.
- Focus on quality control.
- Dexterity and hand-eye coordination, including the ability to grasp, manipulate, and assemble small parts and components.
- Ability to occasionally lift objects weighing 25 to 50 pounds.
- Ability to stoop or bend periodically and walk or stand frequently.
- Ability to work around moving parts, machines, or vehicles while observing special safety precautions.
- Ability to work overtime as necessary.
Responsibilities
- Fill in for absent or unavailable Assemblers anywhere in the department and perform the assigned position’s requirements.
- Ensure jobs are set up and necessary tools are available to meet daily manufacturing requirements.
- Train and cross-train newly assigned or hired associates in assembly methods, work verification, TQC, and Kanban maintenance.
- Ensure Assemblers have the proper tools and gauges for their assigned tasks.
- Verify work procedures and retrain Assemblers as needed to ensure product specifications are met.
- Coordinate with Quality Control to obtain initial approval of first and final parts produced.
- Coordinate with the Supervisor or Group Leader on the disposition of questionable, scrapped, or rejected parts and assemblies.
- Train Assemblers in department policies and procedures for maintaining a clean, safe, and orderly workplace.
- Submit work orders and tool repair tickets to Tool and Die and Plant Engineering in a timely manner.
- Provide input on production issues, tooling, fixtures, and process changes, and implement approved improvements.
- Rework and repair vehicles in finished goods inventory or the red tag area when necessary.
- Inventory and install missing components on vehicles in finished goods inventory when necessary.
- Perform other assigned duties and work overtime as necessary.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED
