DWU - SEP - 95L Assembly/Upfit - 2nd Shift

Cummins•Seymour, IN

11h

About The Position

Operates manual and automated machines and production equipment in a manufacturing environment to assemble products to required characteristics and dimensions, meeting quality, productivity, safety, and customer expectations. The role works with limited guidance and minimal supervision within a team-based work system, following standardized work, process documentation, and applicable quality procedures. The employee helps achieve production goals and required cycle times; inspects product and identifies, controls, and processes nonconforming materials; performs rework and scrap transactions; and collects and analyzes operating data to address issues using common problem-solving techniques. The role also includes routine housekeeping, machine cleaning, planned operator care and maintenance, and moving parts and skids with material-handling equipment. The position works closely with team members, skilled trades, and support teams to maintain equipment, meet safety, quality, cost, and delivery goals, and participate in improvement projects and training. Employees rotate job routines as needed and may assist with training department personnel.

Requirements

High school diploma, GED, or equivalent.
Must pass all related testing.
Minimal relevant experience required.
Must be able to work at some heights.
Must be able to work some overtime.
Must be able to work evenings.
Must be able to pass a physical for breathable air equipment.

Nice To Haves

Six months of work experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Operate manual and automated equipment to manufacture and assemble products to required characteristics and dimensions.
Follow standardized work, process documentation, quality procedures, and applicable departmental, site, and company policies.
Meet production goals and required cycle times while supporting safety, quality, cost, and delivery targets.
Perform quality inspections and identify, control, and process nonconforming materials, including rework and scrap transactions.
Maintain a clean and orderly work area; perform routine housekeeping, machine cleaning, and planned operator care and maintenance.
Use material-handling equipment, including hoists and forklifts, to move parts and skids, and perform hoist inspections.
Collect, analyze, and display operating data and use common problem-solving techniques when issues arise.
Work with peers, skilled trades, and support staff to identify equipment needing repair.
Communicate effectively with the assigned team and support teams.
Participate in training, personal development, and improvement projects; assist with training department personnel.
Follow health, safety, and environmental requirements, use required personal protective equipment, report hazards and incidents, and help minimize environmental impacts.
Work within a team-based system, rotate job routines as needed, and perform other duties as required to meet production goals.