Lead, Production - C Shift

Click Bond•Carson City, NV

About The Position

The Lead, Production leads production and assembly teams and provides advanced knowledge of Click Bond Inc. parts to develop protocols and standards for production, paint, assembly, and packaging personnel. The role is competent across related areas and troubleshoots issues so workers can assemble finished products from sub-assemblies, parts, and fasteners in accordance with company policies and quality standards. The position directs production efforts based on management direction, work orders, and material availability; performs repetitive bench-type mechanical assembly processes; and mentors team members on processes and best practices. It helps maintain adequate supplies, identifies defective materials and process or machine issues, and supports safe, clean, orderly work areas. The lead works with minimal supervision and may take on other duties or be reassigned to areas requiring these skills. The role provides expertise to the production team and is responsible for coordinating and assisting with the evaluation of the unit. Physical duties include frequent handling of lightweight materials, lifting or moving up to 25 pounds regularly and up to 50 pounds occasionally, continuous use of hands and fingers, and regularly sitting or standing, bending, and reaching during the shift.

Requirements

Seven years of related production, factory, or similar work experience.
Good command of English for work responsibilities, both written and verbal.
Excellent hand-eye coordination.
Ability to perform dimensional inspection of Key Characteristics and other attributes.
Basic computer skills for completing Work Order requirements and verifying count operations.
Ability to complete required documentation accurately and clearly.
Skill in using Lean work practices.
Knowledge of general safety and organization (6S), Safety Data Sheet (SDS), and Foreign Object Displacement (FOD) requirements.
Strong knowledge of the Quality and Environment Management System (QEMS).
Productivity and quality at least 5% below average throughput or better.
Ability to remain engaged with duties without interruption for periods up to four hours.
Ability to perform duties from recall, written instructions, and visual aids.
Ability to correctly select and accurately use measuring and assembly tools.
Ability to support team members by assisting and training them in their assignments.
Ability to perform basic math, including addition, subtraction, division, fractions, and metric conversions.
Ability to follow established methods and procedures for component assembly, including fixturing, trimming, clipping, component orientation, hand-tool operations, and machine operation.
Ability to maintain close attention to detail and quality while performing repetitive tasks.
Ability to use assembly and measuring tools, interpret visual aids, and perform shop math.
Ability to read, understand, and interpret drawings and visual aids.
Ability to lift and/or move up to 25 pounds regularly and up to 50 pounds occasionally.
Ability to use hands and fingers continuously during the shift to manipulate components and tools.
Vision abilities including close vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus.
Ability to sit or stand for the length of the shift, and to bend and reach.
Ability to model company policy compliance and strong work performance.

Nice To Haves

National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC), Silver or better, preferred.
Manufacturing certification such as Manufacturing Technician (MT1), or an associate degree or equivalent, preferred.
Certification as a Certified Manufacturing Inspector (CMI).
Application of geometry and algebra.

Responsibilities

Direct the team’s production efforts based on management direction, work orders, and available materials.
Perform repetitive bench-type processes to complete mechanical assemblies and sub-assemblies using hands, hand tools, and pneumatic and/or electromechanical tooling as directed.
Mentor and train team members on processes, best practices, and assignments.
Report defective materials or questionable conditions to the department supervisor.
Check stock bins to ensure adequate supplies of sub-assemblies, parts, and fasteners.
Resolve assembly and packing problems when able, and report problems to the supervisor.
Immediately report machine or process challenges and suspicious or hazardous conditions to a supervisor.
Observe safety guidelines and comply with applicable company policies and procedures to ensure quality and safety.
Help maintain clean, orderly, and hazard-free work areas.
Provide production-team expertise, coordinate the unit, and assist with its evaluation.
Perform other assigned duties, including reassignment to other work areas requiring these skills.