Manufacturing Associate - Crawford

Jasper Holdings Inc.•Leavenworth, IN

1d•Onsite

About The Position

No automotive experience? That’s OK! At JASPER, we pride ourselves in our training programs. We strive to provide you with all necessary tools and skills to become successful in your role. We provide a 5-day training program (JET101) and have additional hands-on training. Our training programs will help you get acclimated to your new role, the automotive industry, and JASPER’s culture. Apply today and we will bring you in for an interview and help you find a good fit. Positions available include: Assembly - Primarily responsible for assembling the heads on unit along with installing push rods, lifters, and rockers. Disassembly - The individual will be disassembling the entire unit, which includes removal of screws, rings, seals, gears, valve body, etc. After removing the parts, they will load the various parts in a basket prepping them to be washed. This position may require lifting up to 40lbs. Parts / Puller Stocker – Pulling and restocking parts. Conveyance - Picking up and delivering orders throughout the manufacturing facility. Parts - Prepping, disassembly, washing, and final assembly of small parts. Inspection - This position inspects each part thoroughly to determine the quality of the finished product. Repair - Repair worn bolt holes, weld cracks, sand and grind parts to a smooth finish, and many other small part repairs to return them to new condition. Distribution - Operate forklift to load and upload trailers and inspect product.

Requirements

Willing to learn – we provide on-the-job training
Must be reliable – Mutual Trust, Mutual Respect
Some positions require ability to multi-task, while others are repetitive
Must be process oriented and willing to follow an established procedure
Work in a fast-paced team environment
Be a team player with a positive attitude
Guaranteed 40+ hours per week (overtime available)
The ability to stand or walk an entire shift (can be 8-10 hours)

Responsibilities

Assembling the heads on unit along with installing push rods, lifters, and rockers.
Disassembling the entire unit, which includes removal of screws, rings, seals, gears, valve body, etc. After removing the parts, they will load the various parts in a basket prepping them to be washed.
Pulling and restocking parts.
Picking up and delivering orders throughout the manufacturing facility.
Prepping, disassembly, washing, and final assembly of small parts.
Inspects each part thoroughly to determine the quality of the finished product.
Repair worn bolt holes, weld cracks, sand and grind parts to a smooth finish, and many other small part repairs to return them to new condition.
Operate forklift to load and upload trailers and inspect product.