Assembler WMS 3W

Wabtec•Fort Worth, TX

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Assemblers will perform multiple tasks while manufacturing locomotive/mining components, to include the installation of wiring harnesses and associated components, installation and/or connection of piping, limited tack welding, paint and associated application processes and material movement. Assemblers will use a variety of hand, electric, and pneumatic tools. Assemblers are responsible for working together to improve manufacturing processes and promote a climate of cooperation. Assembly may include but is not limited to the following: The sub-assembly of components and full assembly of finished The installation and/or connection of wiring harnesses and associated Electronic components The installation and/or connection of piping and associated plumbing components The set up and completion, of various simple welding operations Testing of assembly components for oil and/or air leaks, simple electrical malfunctions and various other simple testing. Repairs to be made when failures are detected The use of standard machine tools including, but not limited to drill press, band saw, lathe, press breaks, laser, pipe bender, spot welder etc., and a variety of hand, electric, and pneumatic tools will be required Paint applications will include, but not limited to dry sanding, masking, unmasking, finish paint, stencil, seal and touch up Material transport may include the use of but not limited to radio-controlled cranes, forklifts and tuggers Prying and setting heavy equipment Work with all facility employees on improving manufacturing processes through prototyping, fabrication and experimental machining to develop and prove concepts and design and implement necessary fixtures and tooling for manufacturing improvements Promote climate of cooperation, leading by example mentoring others in quality, safety, environmental, lean and high-performance work team philosophies

Requirements

Must be able to work scheduled shift hours
Must be able to read blueprints, schematics and manufacturing instructions in a sufficient manner to complete the assigned assembly tasks
Minimum of 1 year of experience using electrical and/or pneumatic hand tools
Must be 18 years of age or older
High-school diploma or GED or equivalent
Must be willing to wear personal protective equipment, for example safety glasses, gloves, hats, ear plugs and safety shoes
Must be willing to work in a tobacco-free environment
Be willing to take a drug test, physical & submit to a background check as part of the selection process
Be willing to submit to random drug tests
Legal authorization to work in the U.S. is required
Must be willing to work as necessary to meet requirements of the position, including the ability to work occasional weekends and scheduled overtime
Must be able to complete some operations at heights up to 20 ft.
Must be able to climb and complete some work on ladders
Must be able to lift material up to 40 lbs.
Must have ability to properly use and care for assigned tools and equipment
Must be able to adhere to standards, do a quality job in a safe manner and within acceptable time

Nice To Haves

Auto Body experience
Electrostatic Painting experience
Manufacturing experience
Plumbing experience
Light Welding experience
Warehouse experience
Construction experience
Related technical/vocational school experience

Responsibilities

Installation of wiring harnesses and associated components
Installation and/or connection of piping
Limited tack welding
Paint and associated application processes
Material movement
Sub-assembly of components and full assembly of finished products
Installation and/or connection of electronic components
Installation and/or connection of plumbing components
Set up and completion of various simple welding operations
Testing of assembly components for oil and/or air leaks, simple electrical malfunctions and various other simple testing
Repairs to be made when failures are detected
Use of standard machine tools including drill press, band saw, lathe, press breaks, laser, pipe bender, spot welder
Paint applications including dry sanding, masking, unmasking, finish paint, stencil, seal and touch up
Material transport using radio-controlled cranes, forklifts and tuggers
Prying and setting heavy equipment
Working with facility employees on improving manufacturing processes through prototyping, fabrication and experimental machining
Developing and proving concepts
Designing and implementing necessary fixtures and tooling for manufacturing improvements
Promoting a climate of cooperation
Leading by example
Mentoring others in quality, safety, environmental, lean and high-performance work team philosophies
Every employee will be an in-process inspector