Production Assembly Technician - 3rd shift

Great Performances•Indianapolis, IN

59d

About The Position

Position Summary: Complete all operational processes to cut, grind, fit and finish ablative material to proper dimensions per quality specifications. Reports To: Manufacturing Manager Ablative & Finish Personnel: Not applicable. Accountabilities: Responsible for producing conforming components that meet applicable blue print or other process router requirements. All SOPs and WIs must be followed and a safe, clean and organized work area must be maintained. Authorities: Not applicableDuties: Perform a variety of tasks in a production assembly environment using specific training instructions, verbal and written. Cross train as requested on different stations in the assembly area for maximum flexibility and productivity.Ability to read a drawing and perform layout, fabrication and assembly steps in proper order.Properly use table saw, router table, and handheld grinders. Perform proper cutting, grinding and fitting practices.Perform basic shop math functions to ensure proper measurements are achievedApply bonding agent to metal parts.Visually and tactually inspect surfaces for finish requirements Capable of using the following measurement tools: tape measure, feeler gage, depth gage, and calipers.Use basic inspection measurement methods on finished work pieces to ensure conforming partsRecord dimension measurements in Inspection Data Checklist (IDC)Perform paint prep masking/unmasking tasks Operate computer programs associated with tasksCommunicate with co-workers and supervisor to receive instructions and coordinate activities.Clean work areas to 6S standards

Requirements

High school diploma or GED
Computer literacy required
Ability to read a drawing and perform layout, fabrication and assembly steps in proper order
Ability to properly use table saw, router table, and handheld grinders
Ability to perform proper cutting, grinding and fitting practices
Ability to perform basic shop math functions to ensure proper measurements are achieved
Ability to apply bonding agent to metal parts
Ability to visually and tactually inspect surfaces for finish requirements
Capable of using the following measurement tools: tape measure, feeler gage, depth gage, and calipers
Ability to use basic inspection measurement methods on finished work pieces to ensure conforming parts
Ability to record dimension measurements in Inspection Data Checklist (IDC)
Ability to perform paint prep masking/unmasking tasks
Ability to operate computer programs associated with tasks
Ability to communicate with co-workers and supervisor to receive instructions and coordinate activities
Ability to clean work areas to 6S standards
Ability to stand, walk, push, pull, reach overhead, and bend to floor
Ability to exert 20 to 50 pounds of force occasionally, and/or exert 10 to 25 pounds of force frequently, and/or exert up to 10 pounds of force constantly to move objects
Ability to safely wear full PPE of Tyvek suit, gloves and safety glasses
Must pass baseline respiratory testing to be able to use an air supplied hood
Ability to be certified to operate a forklift and crane
Near acuity and accommodation are required for reading machine dial gauges, blueprints, and precision measuring instruments used in the inspection of parts and machinery
Accommodations needed to communicate with employees
Attendance is an essential job function

Nice To Haves

Previous related experience in skilled construction or carpentry is preferred

Responsibilities

Cut, grind, fit and finish ablative material to proper dimensions per quality specifications
Produce conforming components that meet applicable blue print or other process router requirements
Follow all SOPs and WIs
Maintain a safe, clean and organized work area
Perform a variety of tasks in a production assembly environment using specific training instructions, verbal and written
Cross train as requested on different stations in the assembly area for maximum flexibility and productivity
Read a drawing and perform layout, fabrication and assembly steps in proper order
Properly use table saw, router table, and handheld grinders
Perform proper cutting, grinding and fitting practices
Perform basic shop math functions to ensure proper measurements are achieved
Apply bonding agent to metal parts
Visually and tactually inspect surfaces for finish requirements
Use measurement tools: tape measure, feeler gage, depth gage, and calipers
Use basic inspection measurement methods on finished work pieces to ensure conforming parts
Record dimension measurements in Inspection Data Checklist (IDC)
Perform paint prep masking/unmasking tasks
Operate computer programs associated with tasks
Communicate with co-workers and supervisor to receive instructions and coordinate activities
Clean work areas to 6S standards