Fan Assembler- 1st shift Temp Assignment

Horton, Inc•Westminster, SC

1d•$19•Onsite

About The Position

Horton, Inc. has an opening for a 1st shift Fan Assembler (Temp position) to work in our Westminster, SC location. This temporary position is expected to last no more than 6 months. Standard hours are 7:30 am to 5:30 pm, Monday-Thursday, with overtime, as needed. Pay starts at $19.00 per hour and salary depends on experience. The Fan Assembler position reports directly to the Production Manager and must work in coordination with co-workers to be effective. This position is primarily responsible for the production of quality product by operating different types of machinery to assemble product. As a global leader in thermal control for power systems, Horton offers a variety of technologies for transportation and industrial applications to operate at the optimal temperature — even in the most demanding conditions. For over 70 years, the organization has been an integral partner to companies worldwide providing innovative and reliable engine cooling solutions for heavy-duty vehicles and equipment.

Requirements

A high school diploma, or equivalent (GED), is required.
Must be authorized to work in the United States. No Visa sponsorship provided now or in the future for this position.

Nice To Haves

Previous relevant work experience in a manufacturing environment is a plus.
Ability to work well in a group and individually.
Some degree of mechanical aptitude may be required.
Previous experience with presses or similar equipment may be essential.

Responsibilities

Perform daily tasks including reading and following instructions on routings and work instructions.
Check stock bins for adequate supplies and contact material handler or Production Lead and Area Manager if shortages exist.
Complete all departmental paperwork, such as routings, assembly tickets, downtime tracking sheets, production status sheets and daily checklists.
Communicate questions and problems to Lead or Area Manager.
Assemble product as instructed on work instructions or routings.
Responsible for the safe operation of machinery used for pre-assembly components.
Perform frequent quality checks as directed by management or a Quality Representative.
May be required to use quality inspection tools such as gauges, micrometers and/or calipers.
Continuously inspect part quality.
Relay all information about current job to oncoming shift.
Maintain production rate on each job.
Prepare work by studying assembly instructions and blueprint specifications.
Assemble components by examining connections for correct fit; fastening parts and subassemblies.
Verify quality specifications by measuring completed component/product.
Responsible for the operation and set-up of all simple and complex machines within their assigned area.
Ensure data accuracy before transacting in inventory system.
Elevate issues or suspected discrepancies to management.
Fill in as Operator in other departments as directed/rotated.
Train new operators when assigned.
Practice 6S and maintain clean and safe work areas at all times.
Other duties may be assigned to support the overall success of the company.