Assembler_Cleanroom_Valve - Level 2

Swagelok Company • Solon, OH

5d • Onsite

About The Position

At this level, the associate can perform their job duties independently and operate per standard work. The associate can perform some basic process changeovers and troubleshooting with some guidance or help from a trainer or supervisor. They can recognize and solve routine problems.

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED
• Assembly experience preferred or related job aptitude (e.g. ability to follow basic instructions)
• Able to recognize functional and cosmetic defects
• Responsible for the assembly, testing, and packaging of product
• Requires the use of assembly equipment and standard work
• Able to navigate computer to access SAP, documents, qualification report etc.
• Customer Focus
• Reliability and Integrity
• Flexibility, Teamwork
• Communication
• Accountability

Nice To Haves

• Takes personal responsibility for quality and fulfilling orders on time
• Looks for ways to improve
• Admits own mistakes
• Eager to acquire new skills
• Willing and positive attitude through changes and reassignments
• Works with others to meet customer needs
• Define success in terms of the whole team
• Shares ideas and information with others
• Use of continuous improvement system
• Listens with open mind
• Reactions and opinions are non-defensive & non-judgmental
• Holds self-accountable
• Supports business goals
• Shows insight for achieving goals

Responsibilities

• Assemble and package products and operate assembly equipment.
• Support Swagelok’s operating plan along with the Swagelok mission, vision and values.
• Efficiently perform all Learner level job functions.
• Operate designated assembly/packaging equipment.
• Perform job functions independently or with minimal assistance from the trainer.
• Assemble components into complete or partial products according to standard work.
• Perform complex valve assembly.
• Perform single valve assembly and testing.
• Begin training on multiple valve assembly and testing.
• Demonstrate capability of routine / minor set-up on basic equipment.
• Conduct simple troubleshooting on equipment and tests.
• Verify trace ID information of all materials used for each job.
• Understand and follow proper part handling procedures.
• Understand and follow Swagelok documentation necessary to perform job functions.
• Recognize non-conformances and inform supervisor, team coordinator or set-up.
• Demonstrate product knowledge (basic part numbers, components, materials, and configurations) within the scope of their job family detail.
• Understand products, processes, and procedures in order to perform job functions to established standards and reduce the risk of quality escapements.
• Answer questions posed on Independent Assembler skills.
• Perform daily equipment maintenance and clean up.
• Complete daily documentation (tally sheet, cell board production).
• Perform In-Process Inspection (visual and gaging) during assembly.
• Troubleshoot to work through failures during final assembly and testing.
• Train on New Production Order (NPO) requests from planning when failures occur during final assembly testing.
• Perform particle testing and classification in accordance with ISO 14644-1 during assembly and test for SC-01 product.
• Conduct multiple product functionality tests (i.e. shell, shutoff, flow, and/or stroke) during final assembly for each product with minimal oversite.
• Maintain safety and housekeeping standards in area.
• Plan and prioritize daily orders.
• Perform job related administrative tasks using SAP.
• Recommend process improvements.
• Maintain a balanced workload during and between the shifts.
• Follow daily equipment checklist (Standard Work).

Benefits

• Comprehensive package of valuable benefits called Total Rewards focused on health and wellness, compensation, retirement planning, and supplemental rewards.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level
• Education Level: High school or GED