Production Operator-Montezuma-A Shift

Magna International•Victor, IA

7d•Onsite

About The Position

At Magna, you can expect an engaging and dynamic environment where you can help to develop industry-leading automotive technologies. We invest in our employees, providing them with the support and resources they need to succeed. As a member of our global team, you can expect exciting, varied responsibilities as well as a wide range of development prospects. Because we believe that your career path should be as unique as you are. Cosma provides a comprehensive range of body, chassis and engineering solutions to global customers. Through our robust product engineering, outstanding tooling capabilities and diverse process expertise, we continue to bring lightweight and innovative products to market.

Requirements

Awareness, Unity, Empowerment: At Magna, we believe that a diverse workforce is critical to our success. That’s why we are proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We hire on the basis of experience and qualifications, and in consideration of job requirements, regardless of, in particular, color, ancestry, religion, gender, origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability or gender identity.

Responsibilities

Standing tolerance (continuously) – while performing assembly tasks, SW operation, press operations, and associated job
Employee should be comfortable with reaching for objects on an occasional basis and bending forward on a frequent basis
Many stations are small and do not require walking, but they do require frequent torso twisting.
Walking (frequently) – back and forth between robot welding stations
Vision and hearing (continuously)
Hand/finger coordination (frequently)
Lifts: The most demanding lifts typically involve heavy boxes of nuts/bolts or tubs filled with many small parts. These tend to be on a rare basis. Some stations lift large frame components on a frequent basis, but these components do not exceed 15 pounds.
Low lift - manually lifting/lowering a load between the floor and 36 inches. In general the employee should be comfortable with a 35# low lift.
Horizontal lift – lift/lower of an object between 36 and 55 inches high. In general the employee should be comfortable with a 40# horizontal lift.
High lift – lift/lower of an object above 55 inches high. In general the employee should be comfortable with a 35# high lift.
Palmar pinch (grip) – generating force while grasping to move, hold, or stabilize an object. Grips are measured for actions such as hammering, scooping nuts/bolts, or sweeping. In general the employee should be comfortable with a 40# grip.
Carry – transport of a load over a distance of 3ft or more via walking and use of the upper extremities. In general the employee should be comfortable with a 40# carry.
Push/pull – A push and/or pull on the floor is almost exclusively used when employees are moving carts or racks around. The weight of the push varies depending on how fast the cart moves and whether or not it is full of parts at the moment. In general the employee should be comfortable with a 50# push or pull.