Assembly SME - Nampa

JTS•Nampa, ID

14h•Onsite

About The Position

Summary: We are seeking a highly skilled and reliable Subject Matter Expert (SME) – Assembly to support and advance the assembly of sheet metal control house buildings. This position will serve as the primary expert for assembly-related best practices, troubleshooting, and continuous improvement initiatives. In addition to providing hands-on technical support, the SME will play a critical role in mentoring team members, collaborating with the training department to develop effective training resources, and working closely with cross-functional teams to drive accuracy, efficiency, and safety across the production floor. This role will also occasionally fill in for Leads or Supervisors during vacations or absences. Accountabilities: Serve as the primary technical resource for sheet metal control house assembly processes. Provide guidance and support to assemblers on layout, measuring, and marking dimensions and reference lines. Recommend improvements to processes, tools, and workflows to enhance quality and efficiency. Troubleshoot complex assembly issues and identify root causes to reduce rework. Onboard and train new assemblers on proper techniques, tool usage, and safety procedures. Partner with the training team to help create or contribute to work instructions, SOPs, and visual aids. Serve as a mentor and knowledge resource for the team, promoting skill development and cross-training. Monitor and uphold high standards for assembly quality and accuracy. Ensure consistent application of safety practices and PPE usage. Support adherence to company and industry standards for fabrication and assembly. Collaborate with engineering, quality, and production planning teams to ensure smooth workflows and timely delivery. Identify and support opportunities for lean manufacturing and 5S initiatives. Work to improve the overall quality and efficiency of the Assembly areas using metrics and other data points Occasionally work in other areas of the plant to gain a broader understanding of the business Other duties as assigned. Required Knowledge/Experience: High school diploma or equivalent (required) 3+ years of experience in manufacturing or assembly, with demonstrated expertise (required) Prior experience in sheet metal fabrication and control house assembly (preferred) Proficient in reading blueprints, drawings, and technical instructions Welding and fabrication experience (a plus) Forklift certification or experience (desired) Ability to train and mentor others in a production setting Comfortable working at heights and on ladders up to 10 feet Strong commitment to workplace safety and cleanliness Work Environment: Fast-paced, hands-on production environment Frequent use of hand and power tools Standing, lifting, climbing, and moving throughout the day Core Values: Have Humanity: Respect and support teammates on the floor. Be Transparent: Communicate clearly and honestly about processes, quality concerns, timelines, and risks. Drive Innovation: Continuously seek better assembly methods, tools, and workflows. Be Resilient: Adapt quickly to production challenges and shifting priorities. Always Reliable: Serve as a trusted technical resource who consistently follows standards. Grit: Demonstrate determination and ownership by tackling complex assembly issues head-on. Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties, or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time with or without notice.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent (required)
3+ years of experience in manufacturing or assembly, with demonstrated expertise (required)
Proficient in reading blueprints, drawings, and technical instructions
Ability to train and mentor others in a production setting
Comfortable working at heights and on ladders up to 10 feet
Strong commitment to workplace safety and cleanliness

Nice To Haves

Prior experience in sheet metal fabrication and control house assembly (preferred)
Welding and fabrication experience (a plus)
Forklift certification or experience (desired)

Responsibilities

Serve as the primary technical resource for sheet metal control house assembly processes.
Provide guidance and support to assemblers on layout, measuring, and marking dimensions and reference lines.
Recommend improvements to processes, tools, and workflows to enhance quality and efficiency.
Troubleshoot complex assembly issues and identify root causes to reduce rework.
Onboard and train new assemblers on proper techniques, tool usage, and safety procedures.
Partner with the training team to help create or contribute to work instructions, SOPs, and visual aids.
Serve as a mentor and knowledge resource for the team, promoting skill development and cross-training.
Monitor and uphold high standards for assembly quality and accuracy.
Ensure consistent application of safety practices and PPE usage.
Support adherence to company and industry standards for fabrication and assembly.
Collaborate with engineering, quality, and production planning teams to ensure smooth workflows and timely delivery.
Identify and support opportunities for lean manufacturing and 5S initiatives.
Work to improve the overall quality and efficiency of the Assembly areas using metrics and other data points
Occasionally work in other areas of the plant to gain a broader understanding of the business
Other duties as assigned.