Panel Assembler

HR Collaboration Group•Kalamazoo, MI

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Panel Assembler assembles stainless steel and aluminum components according to specifications, manufacturing processes, and customer requirements, completing work efficiently and on time. The role is based in Kalamazoo, Michigan, in a manufacturing environment with moderate to high noise levels and required personal protective equipment (PPE). Day and night shifts are available. The position reports to a Shift Supervisor and has no direct reports. The assembler reviews job assignment tickets and blueprints, operates machinery and power tools, checks finished products with precision measuring tools and gauges, cleans and prepares units for shipment, and keeps the workspace clean and organized. The role also supports leaders and other team areas to help meet overall team goals. The typical work week is Monday through Thursday, with Fridays available for overtime as needed, averaging 40–48 hours per week. Pay is commensurate with demonstrated expertise and may grow as the team member grows. The employer describes an innovative, collaborative, and team-oriented environment with career development opportunities, competitive salaries, health and benefit programs, an employer-matched retirement program, paid time off, paid holidays, open communication, and team-building events.

Requirements

A high school diploma or GED is preferred; an equivalent combination of education and relevant work experience will be considered.
Mechanically inclined, with good dexterity for assembling and operating power tools.
High attention to detail and ability to read, understand, and apply procedures, specifications, blueprints, and bills of material.
Strong problem-solving skills and basic math and counting skills.
Ability to think critically and resolve issues independently or seek assistance to ensure accuracy.
Basic computer skills.
Basic reading, writing, and verbal communication skills.
Customer-oriented, with a strong work ethic and a focus on quality, safety, and accuracy.
Safety-oriented; able to work amicably with others and receive advice, mentoring, and instructions.
Respectful of team members and policies, goal- and customer-focused, and able to maintain a focus on quality and team efficiency.
Excellent work ethic and ability to lead by example.

Nice To Haves

Two or more years of assembly experience in a similar industry.
Sheet metal experience.
Ability to obtain forklift and crane certifications.

Responsibilities

Review job assignment tickets and/or blueprints to understand project and customer specifications.
Operate machinery and power tools to assemble products according to specifications and manufacturing processes, efficiently and on time.
Perform quality checks on finished products using precision measuring tools and gauges.
Clean units and prepare them for shipment, ensuring products are shipped on time and in high-quality condition.
Maintain a clean and organized workspace to support a safe work environment.
Support leaders and other team areas as needed to meet overall team goals.