1st Shift Assembler

California Faucets•Huntington Beach, CA

16h•Onsite

About The Position

The Assembly Production Team Member is a critical role within the company and has a direct impact on the quality and quantity of products that California Faucets provides to its customers. The primary purpose of this position is to fulfill customer orders by testing, assembling components, and packaging them into completed plumbing faucets and fixtures.

Requirements

Adaptability/flexibility when encountering problems. Must be able to communicate discrepancies to team leader and be able to solve problems and implement solutions.
Ability to follow instructions and comply with all safety regulations including the use of personal protective equipment.
Attention to detail, accuracy, dependability, and persistence.
Ability to work overtime as needed.
Possible exposure to heat, cold, dust, and moderate noise when working indoors.
May be required to work with adhesives, power tools, forced air.
The position requires contact primarily within the department on routine matters. Contact outside the Production Department is minimal.
The position requires working from detailed instructions as well as the use of judgment to plan and perform general decisions to solve a problem or select a course of action for a standard or recognized method of operation.
Under general supervision, assignments are both task-oriented and objective-oriented. Follows established procedures for routine work; receives specific instruction on non-routine problems.
After adequate training, the position requires a level of accountability to complete a pre-determined amount of work or units completed per shift.

Nice To Haves

Cross-trained to perform multiple positions within the Production Department.

Responsibilities

Assembling plumbing systems and fixtures (spouts, valves, showerheads, etc.).
Inspection of finished components during assembly to conform to quality standards.
Following instructions and locating parts on Pick Tickets.
Notifying team leader of quality variances and parts shortages.
Operating hand tools.
Efficiently acquiring parts and ensuring the correct number and type of part is obtained for assembly or final packaging.
Reading and counting accurately, performing simple math, and writing legibly.
Ensuring rework and repair orders are maintained in an organized manner, and up to date.
Maintaining close communication with the Finishing team to ensure rework components are returned to the Assembly departments in a timely manner.
Performing additional assignments per management direction.
Use of manual, electric, and air powered hand tools.
Application of adhesives and lubricants
Monitoring the shelf life and expiration dates.