Assembler III (69813)

WEILER FOREST PRODUCTS INC•LaGrange, GA

33d•Onsite

About The Position

Assemble and troubleshoot hydraulics, mechanical and electrical systems of machines and their subassemblies following blueprints, schematics and other written and verbal specifications. Proficiently builds phases of multiple machines. Plans assembly procedures, following specifications and assembly manuals, along with planning the fabrication and alteration of existing parts or processes to complete equipment that has been ordered with unique features that cannot be completed in the normal assembly area. Troubleshoots equipment failure, design deviations, incorrectly made parts, and resolves problems to complete the process in a timely manner. Removes small quantities of metal to clean parts or to produce close fit between parts. Aligns components and bolts, screws them together according to torque specifications. Installs moving parts, such as shafts, levers, or bearings, and works them to test free movement. Tests or assists in testing operation of completed product. Applies decals, company logos, safety warning notices and other items to the finished product. Attaches doors, panels and other guarding. Details machine before shipping. Works in a safe manner at all times, following all safety guidelines. This job description reflects management’s assessment of essential functions; it does not prescribe or restrict the tasks that may be assigned.

Requirements

Ability to commute/relocate to Lagrange, GA 30241: Reliably commute or planning to relocate before starting work (Required)

Nice To Haves

Assembly: 3-5 years (Preferred)

Responsibilities

Assemble and troubleshoot hydraulics, mechanical and electrical systems of machines and their subassemblies.
Plan assembly procedures, following specifications and assembly manuals.
Plan the fabrication and alteration of existing parts or processes to complete equipment with unique features.
Troubleshoot equipment failure, design deviations, and incorrectly made parts.
Resolve problems to complete the assembly process in a timely manner.
Remove small quantities of metal to clean parts or to produce close fit between parts.
Align components and bolt/screw them together according to torque specifications.
Install moving parts, such as shafts, levers, or bearings, and test free movement.
Test operation of completed product.
Apply decals, company logos, safety warning notices and other items to the finished product.
Attach doors, panels and other guarding.
Detail machine before shipping.
Work in a safe manner at all times, following all safety guidelines.