Final Assembly Operator

ZF Group•Marshall, IL

23h•Onsite

About The Position

Direct labor employees responsible for operating Final Assembly equipment. Must become qualified/certified and perform the following final assembly operations (including maintenance): Router: Perform operation, changeover and rail adjustments. Inspect: Verify all components are seated properly and solder requirements are met. Label Apply: Place module in housing, apply label and check for errors. Bracket Assembly: Place module/bracket in nest and screwdriver inserts fasteners. Coil Verify: Place coil in fixture to ensure proper placement. Remove and place into pallet to complete selective solder process. Pack/SAP: Place module in pack verifier and place module in tote according to procedure. Functional Test: Scan labels and review modules for successful testing. Thermal Pad Application/Verification: Place thermal pads appropriately on modules. Heat Sink Application: Apply metal heat sink and cell press into place. Final Assembly Cells: Place/Remove modules from pallets and perform changeovers as necessary.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED.
Ability to perform reading and math functions at the 8th grade level or higher.
Ability to multi-task.
Must be able to rotate into final assembly positions within assigned line, including ICT.
Must successfully complete applied mechanics and workmanship standards classes.
Excellent attention to detail.
Ability to operate a computer, keyboard and mouse.
Ability to use hands to handle, feel and grasp.
Ability to stand and walk for extended periods of time and stoop, kneel, reach/extend, bend, crouch or crawl.
Ability to occasionally lift/carry/push/pull 30 pounds.
Must be able to review objects with close vision, while also adjusting focus.

Responsibilities

Perform operation, changeover and rail adjustments on Router equipment.
Verify component seating and solder requirements.
Apply labels and check for errors.
Assemble brackets by inserting fasteners.
Ensure proper coil placement and complete selective solder process.
Verify module packing and place modules in totes.
Scan labels and review modules for successful testing.
Apply thermal pads appropriately on modules.
Apply metal heat sinks and press cells into place.
Place/Remove modules from pallets and perform changeovers.
Troubleshoot problems with equipment.
Perform maintenance whenever needed.
Assist in the new operator training process.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Comply with and support health, safety, and environmental programs, policies, and procedures.