1_Assembler - Level 2

Swagelok Company•Solon, OH

14d

About The Position

The Assembler Level 2 works independently according to standard work and may perform basic process changeovers and troubleshoot routine issues with guidance from a trainer or supervisor. The role involves assembling, testing, and packaging products while meeting established quality, safety, and productivity standards. The associate operates assembly equipment under normal conditions, recognizes abnormal parts or equipment operation, and seeks assistance when needed. The associate must understand product details and Swagelok documentation, follow proper part-handling and material-segregation procedures, and complete routine equipment setup and maintenance. The role also involves communicating and coordinating with team members, supporting customer needs, and contributing to reliable operations and team results. The position requires regularly lifting boxes, considerable standing, stooping, and bending, and may require vision acuity testing.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Ability to recognize functional and cosmetic defects.
Must be fully qualified as a Level 1 Assembler, with a minimum of 3–6 months of Level 1 experience and satisfaction of all skills, knowledge, performance, and competency requirements.
To qualify for advancement to Assembler Level 3, a minimum of 9 months as a Level 2 Assembler and satisfaction of all skills, knowledge, performance, and competency requirements are required.
Ability to lift boxes regularly weighing 25–35 pounds and occasionally 35–50 pounds.
Ability to perform considerable standing, stooping, and bending.
Ability to safely and successfully perform essential job functions and meet qualitative and/or quantitative productivity standards.
Ability to maintain regular, punctual attendance.
May be required to pass pre-employment and annual vision acuity tests.

Responsibilities

Perform all Learner-level job functions efficiently and complete assigned work independently or with minimal trainer assistance.
Follow proper part-handling procedures and required Swagelok documentation.
Identify abnormal parts and abnormal equipment operation, and recognize functional and cosmetic defects.
Demonstrate product knowledge, including basic part numbers, components, materials, and configurations relevant to the job family.
Follow products, processes, and procedures to meet established standards and reduce quality escapements.
Answer questions related to Independent Assembler skills.
Perform routine or minor setups on basic equipment and operate assembly equipment under normal conditions in the trainer’s absence.
Follow safety and housekeeping standards and complete daily and weekly equipment maintenance.
Understand and follow material segregation, part identification, and part orientation requirements.
Communicate and coordinate with team members to complete assigned tasks, and request assistance in a timely manner.
Assemble, test, and package products using assembly equipment, SAP, and standard work.
Support customer needs, prioritize work, share knowledge, and contribute to team goals and results.
Support equipment reliability, root-cause analysis, shift startup and departmental meetings, and appropriate escalation and documentation processes.