2nd Shift Assembler

California Faucets•Huntington Beach, CA

4d•Onsite

About The Position

California Faucets is hiring an on-site Assembler for its warehouse in Huntington Beach, California. This full-time, second-shift position works Monday through Friday from 2:15 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The Assembly Production Team Member fulfills customer orders by testing and assembling components and packaging completed plumbing faucets and fixtures. The role works under general supervision, follows established procedures and detailed instructions, and is accountable for completing a predetermined amount of work per shift after adequate training. The position has no supervisory responsibilities and primarily involves routine contact within the department. Employees may be rotated among cross-trained Production Department positions to address health and safety considerations and staffing needs. The stated pay is $20.00 per hour.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED certificate.
At least six months of experience performing similar work in a related field.
Adaptability and flexibility when encountering problems.
Ability to communicate discrepancies to the team leader, solve problems, and implement solutions.
Ability to follow instructions and comply with safety regulations, including use of personal protective equipment.
Attention to detail, accuracy, dependability, and persistence.
Ability to work overtime as needed.
Ability to walk regularly and use hands to finger.
Ability to stand for extended periods and reach with hands and arms below and above shoulder level.
Ability to climb or balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, twist, or crawl.
Ability to lift or carry 1–50 pounds when necessary.
Ability to visually identify small finish imperfections.

Responsibilities

Assemble plumbing systems and fixtures, including spouts, valves, and showerheads.
Inspect finished components during assembly to ensure they meet quality standards.
Follow instructions and locate parts using Pick Tickets.
Notify the team leader of quality variances and parts shortages.
Operate manual, electric, and air-powered hand tools.
Acquire parts efficiently and ensure the correct number and type are used for assembly or final packaging.
Read and count accurately, perform simple math, and write legibly.
Keep rework and repair orders organized and up to date.
Communicate with the Finishing team to ensure rework components are returned to Assembly promptly.
Apply adhesives and lubricants, and monitor their shelf life and expiration dates.
Perform additional assignments as directed by management.
Follow safety regulations, including using personal protective equipment.
Complete a predetermined amount of work or units per shift after adequate training.
Rotate among cross-trained Production Department positions as directed by the Production Manager.