The Leadperson Assembly trains and mentors employees, communicates and delegates daily priorities, and helps coordinate assembly work through timely completion and release to QA/QC. The role supports employee selection and evaluation, identifies group training needs, tracks efficiency and productivity, and communicates passdown information. It also leads safety, quality, 6S, and continuous improvement initiatives, including Kaizen events, while supporting enforcement of company policies and safety practices. The position reviews bills of materials and drawings, assists with complex engineering changes, identifies part discrepancies, and uses manufacturing system software to look up parts and drawings. It coordinates with other departments to resolve issues, writes purchase requisitions and orders parts, and ensures work follows specifications and ISO-related manufacturing policies. This is a safety-sensitive role in a temperature-controlled manufacturing or industrial environment, with occasional outside activities. The work may involve ladders and elevated structures, typically up to 20 feet, using appropriate lift and fall-protection equipment. Employees must wear required PPE and respirators when applicable. Physical work includes continuous standing and walking, frequent tool use, reaching and working with arms above the shoulders, bending, climbing, and lifting up to 50 pounds. Powell describes a collaborative, can-do culture with opportunities for advancement and promotion while maintaining work-life balance. Successful candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
High school or GED