Production Assembly Team Member - 2nd Shift

Lear Corporation•Traverse City, MI

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Production Assembly Team Member performs assembly and quality-related tasks in a plant environment. The role includes following work instructions, conducting visual inspections and Control Plan quality checks, completing paperwork, weighing and packing finished goods, and moving accepted boxes to the end of the press or machine row. The team member reviews work instructions and quality alerts, certifies parts from the hold cage, rewinds terminals as specified by product codes, and keeps the workstation clean and organized. The role also requires communicating defects, equipment issues, press alarms, and stoppages to the appropriate personnel and attending shift meetings.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Knowledge of arithmetic.
Basic oral and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

Use independent judgment during visual checks to determine whether the process is within control.
Restock the workstation with necessary parts and equipment.
Conduct quality checks as indicated in the Control Plan and complete the appropriate paperwork.
Perform assembly operations according to work instructions.
Weigh and pack finished goods.
Transport boxes accepted by quality to the end of the press or machine row.
Certify parts from the hold cage.
Review work instructions and quality alerts daily at assigned presses or machines, and sign off on new quality alerts as needed.
Attend shift meetings.
Notify the supervisor, process technician, operator, and/or inspector about part or equipment defects that affect part quality or hinder the ability to perform the job.
Notify the process technician, supervisor, operator, and/or inspector when press alarms occur, a press stops for any reason, or a scheduled press is not running.
Rewind a variety of terminals as defined by product codes.
Package and label products properly.
Visually inspect equipment to ensure it is operating properly.
Maintain a clean and organized work area.
Perform other duties as required by the supervisor.
Comply with all Environment, Health, and Safety (EH&S) rules and procedures.