Final Assembler

gategroup•Dorval, QC

3d•CA$25•Onsite

About The Position

The Final Assembler is responsible for the final assembly and verification of trolleys and equipment for the airline catering. Each group of trolleys is assembled according to the type and size of the aircraft for which they are being used. A Final Assembler may assemble up to 100 flights per shift working either as a team. The duties of the Final Assembler include checking flight bills to determine what items are required for each flight. The trolley has a height of 36 inches, which may require the worker to bend slightly to verify the bottom shelves. This activity is done intermittently throughout the day and the bending is not required for any prolonged periods of time. Trolleys are brought over to the assembly area by the make & pack department, some will be provided by the pick& pack department and other equipment by the galley department. The assembler stages the trolleys according to flight number. Headsets, hampers and satchels are added, as requested, to the trolleys to complete the flight. Once verified as per customer specification and confirmed safe and secure the final assembler will seal and apply locks as per regulation. Fully assembled flights are pushed into the cold room to await pickup. The worker marks the flight complete on the SACS tablet or a board in the final assembly area.

Requirements

must have excellent attention to detail
must be able to organise the work and accomplish many tasks in a short time
DA/AVOP a strong asset for this role
must be able to interact with customers in a professional manner
work assigned schedule which will include multiple shifts, weekends and holidays
work overtime when required
arrive to work on-time
pass a criminal background check
complete paperwork digitally or filling paper forms
communicate with supervisors and co-workers
follow directions
work as a member of a team
Will be exposed to extreme temperature changes and noise
Must be able to lift, push, pull, and move product, equipment and supplies up to fifty pounds(50) pounds
Must be able work at heights up to 25 feet or more depending upon aircraft
Regularly stands, bends, lifts, and moves intermittently during shifts of 8+ hours
Thinking- Information search and analysis, problem resolution skills
Engaging- Understanding others, work as a team member train new employee
Inspiring- Influencing and building relationships, motivating and inspiring, communicating effectively
Achieving- Delivering business results under pressure, championing performance improvement, customer focus

Responsibilities

Checking flight bill – the worker reviews the flight bills to determine what items are required for each flight.
Assembling flights – trolleys are brought over to the assembly area by the make & pack department, some will be provided by the pick& pack department and other equipment by the galley department.
The assembler stages the trolleys according to flight number.
Headsets, hampers and satchels are added, as requested, to the trolleys to complete the flight.
Once verified as per customer specification and confirmed safe and secure the final assembler will seal and apply locks as per regulation.
Fully assembled flights are pushed into the cold room to await pickup.
The worker marks the flight complete on the SACS tablet or a board in the final assembly area.