Assembler II

A-dec•Newberg, OR

About The Position

The Assembler II performs routine and semi-routine assembly work, including sub-assemblies, some final-product assembly, packaging, water spider and material-movement support, and checks parts for quality and function. The role works independently on routine tasks using standard work assembly drawings (SWADs), production paperwork, test instructions, and quality checklists. The Assembler II is learning to build an entire product or product line and may train less experienced assemblers. The position uses hand and pneumatic tools, testing equipment, fixtures, and high-voltage dielectric testing equipment. Work must follow safety guidelines and required personal protective equipment (PPE), as well as established safety, quality, and productivity standards. The employee may interpret test results and troubleshoot or repair assemblies as needed. Some work areas may involve exposure to chemicals, noise, vibration, or dust. A-dec describes its workplace as supportive of team members’ development, inclusive, and focused on total well-being and opportunities for learning and career advancement. A background check and screening for illegal drug use are required. Candidates for US-based positions must be authorized to work in the United States; A-dec cannot sponsor or take over sponsorship of employment visas.

Requirements

Typically 1–2 years of manufacturing experience.
Ability to read, write, and communicate in English and follow written and oral instructions.
Basic computer skills.
Ability to perform basic math calculations.
Ability to troubleshoot problems when necessary.
Ability to operate required hand tools and fixtures.
Ability to interpret standard work assembly drawings (SWADs), production order paperwork, test instructions, and quality checklists.
Ability to lift, carry, push, pull, or otherwise maneuver up to 35 pounds with or without assistance on a routine basis.
Manual hand dexterity to grasp and repeatedly operate tools and equipment.
Ability to walk, stand, sit, bend, reach, and occasionally kneel, climb steps, and twist throughout an entire shift.
Must not pose a risk to self or others.
Must use appropriate PPE in areas where required.

Responsibilities

Perform routine and semi-routine assembly tasks independently using standard work assembly drawings.
Assemble electrical and mechanical components and routine sub-assemblies.
Package products while maintaining quality and productivity standards.
Provide water spider and inventory-movement support, including stocking bins, pallets, and cardboard and handling materials.
Build final products.
Work with area manufacturing engineers.
Operate required hand tools, pneumatic tools, testing equipment, and fixtures, including high-voltage dielectric testing equipment, while following safety guidelines and using required PPE.
Follow work and test instructions; interpret test results when required.
Troubleshoot and repair assemblies as necessary.
Meet established safety, quality, and productivity standards.
Continue learning to build an entire product or product line and, when needed, train less experienced assemblers.