Flow Line Member - Direct

The Overhead Door•Baltic, OH

12d•Onsite

About The Position

Performs a wide range and variety of assembly, material handling, and quality inspection tasks. This role requires significant physical activity including lifting, bending, turning, stooping, climbing, stretching above shoulder level, kneeling, pushing, pulling, squatting, standing, sitting, and walking daily. Responsibilities include moving components and subassemblies to assigned workspaces for processing and deleting them as instructed. The role demands the ability to lift and maneuver loads up to thirty-five pounds within a specific vertical and horizontal range, walk up to five miles in an eight-hour shift, and possess keen visual acuity to detect small parts and nonconformities. Additionally, the position requires the ability to use a torque screwdriver to tighten screws to twenty inches/pounds, spot subtle differences in color and texture, and maintain orderly and accurate inspection records. Basic math skills and the ability to use a handheld calculator are necessary, along with the capacity to learn to read and understand standard engineering drawings.

Requirements

Ability to lift, bend, turn, stoop, climb, stretch above shoulder level, kneel, push, pull, squat, stand, sit, and walk daily.
Ability to lift and maneuver a load of up to thirty-five pounds within a range of zero to five feet vertically and twenty-five steps horizontally.
Ability to walk up to five miles in an eight-hour shift.
Ability to see one-eighth of an inch parts and nonconformities at a distance of two feet.
Ability to tighten screws, using a torque screwdriver, to twenty inches/pounds.
Ability to spot subtle differences in color and texture.
Ability to keep orderly and accurate inspection records.
Ability to assemble parts repeatedly and quickly.
Ability to visually inspect parts and assemblies.
Ability to lift from ounces to 50 pounds repeatedly throughout the work shift.
Ability to be trained two (2) or more assembly operations during a work shift.
Ability to use pneumatic hand tools and hand tools.
Ability to use hand trucks, floor lifts, and other material handling devices.
Ability to use measurement tools.
Ability to keep records as directed.
Basic math skills.
Ability to use a handheld calculator.
Ability to learn to read and understand standard engineering drawings.

Responsibilities

Perform a wide range of assembly tasks.
Perform material handling tasks.
Perform quality inspection tasks.
Lift, bend, turn, stoop, climb, stretch above shoulder level, kneel, push, pull, squat, stand, sit, and walk daily.
Move components and subassemblies to assigned workspaces for processing.
Delete components and subassemblies as instructed.
Lift and maneuver loads up to thirty-five pounds within a range of zero to five feet vertically and twenty-five steps horizontally.
Walk up to five miles in an eight-hour shift.
See one-eighth of an inch parts and nonconformities at a distance of two feet.
Tighten screws using a torque screwdriver to twenty inches/pounds.
Spot subtle differences in color and texture.
Keep orderly and accurate inspection records.
Assemble parts repeatedly and quickly.
Visually inspect parts and assemblies.
Lift from ounces to 50 pounds repeatedly throughout the work shift.
Be trained in two (2) or more assembly operations during a work shift.
Use pneumatic hand tools and hand tools.
Work overtime as scheduled.
Use hand trucks, floor lifts, and other material handling devices.
Use measurement tools.
Keep records as directed.
Possess basic math skills.
Use a handheld calculator.
Learn to read and understand standard engineering drawings.