Assembler/Operator II

Springs Window Fashions•Hialeah, FL

15h•$16

About The Position

$15.50 per hour Shift: Second shift: 4:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m, Monday to Friday. Assemble a variety of curtain styles according to established quality and timeliness standards.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent
3 months of manufacturing experience
Follow safety regulations
Work well in a team
Set priorities
Be flexible with work tasks
Hand-eye coordination
Basic computer skills
Ability to meet productivity expectations
Guarantee quality by: Using quality processes in daily work Knowing the team structure and responsibilities Looking for innovative solutions to modernize work processes. Get involved with the team. Look for forums to share best practices Measure your own performance

Responsibilities

Assemble curtains according to quality and timeliness standards.
May perform some pre-assembly responsibilities.
Cut fabric and/or rod or sew fabric or pick up components.
Handle fabric by cutting it to length and/or drilling holes, or weigh fabric and enter data into a computer.
Pick up curtain from the rack/table/cart according to established prioritization standards.
Perform initial curtain assembly to be able to hang it, inspect it, and adjust it.
Hang the curtain and perform initial inspection to ensure that the components/tools are in place, and that the motor and clutch are properly adjusted (if applicable).
Make any necessary adjustments and inspect again.
Carry out the entire assembly process including any decoration and/or tools.
Test the curtain with visual, quality, and functionality inspection (to ensure it hangs straight, works correctly, and is not damaged).
Interact with quality specialists to ensure standards are met.
Prepare the curtain for packaging and shipping, placing it in plastic and/or on a cart for packing.
Complete paperwork/documentation related to curtain assembly.
Work with Engineering to test new products/designs.
Maintain a clean and safe work environment.
Follow established procedures to keep the work area clean and well-organized.
Perform minor maintenance on equipment and tools.
Interact with maintenance personnel regarding equipment and tool repairs and the development of new ones.
Follow established safety policies and procedures.
Attend safety meetings.
Attend meetings/talks to promote open communication.