The MGH-Rework Employee makes required repairs to damaged or improperly assembled water heaters and replaces critical components so units function properly. The employee ensures reworked heaters meet quality standards, completes required paperwork for each unit, and informs supervision, production control, Quality, and others about missing or damaged literature, labels, or energy guides and replaces them on the unit. The role also includes accurately preparing scrap reports and using section schedules, pick lists, Oracle, and other resources to verify part accuracy and quantities. The employee maintains housekeeping and safety requirements, follows specifications and leadership direction, inspects in-process work, finished units, and components, and audits processes for acceptable, defect-free workmanship. Work is performed from written or verbal orders. The employee supports, practices, and promotes Rheem values to achieve customer satisfaction and performs other duties as assigned. The job involves regular standing and hand dexterity, frequent walking, communication, repetitive lifting, and bending, twisting, turning, reaching, pushing, and pulling. Employees frequently lift or move 5–25 pounds and occasionally lift or move up to 25–60 pounds. The work environment includes high noise, heat, dust, airborne particles, and frequent exposure to power-truck traffic; occasional exposures include fumes, outdoor weather, extreme heat, electrical-shock risk, and vibration. The noise level is usually very loud.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED