Production Seat Assembler - Day Shift

Adient•West Point, GA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Seat Assembly Operator is responsible for participating as a Team Member in the manufacturing of quality products with minimal cost for scrap and re-work and with minimal delay by the use of inspection, knowledge of the product and processes, and sound judgment. This role involves completing the assembly of automotive seating units while maintaining good housekeeping, safety, quality, and efficiency standards. The operator will perform line assembly and support operations to mass produce automotive seating units according to specifications, building parts in a specified manner according to Operator Description Sheets. The position requires developing proficiency in all production job functions and rotating through various workstations within a job cell. Responsibilities also include controlling nonconforming products until corrected, restocking work areas, monitoring production material quantities, and reporting shortages. The role involves physical tasks such as lifting and carrying components, walking, standing, reaching, bending, pulling, and pushing to move product through the build process. Additionally, the operator will use hand-held pneumatic tools, torque guns, ergonomic arms, and other equipment, and perform quality inspections of work in progress.

Requirements

Ability to lift 25 lbs, and stand for at least 2 hours at a time.

Responsibilities

Complete assembly of automotive seating units while maintaining good housekeeping, safety, quality and efficiency standards.
Performs line assembly and/or support operations to mass produce automotive seating units in accordance with specifications.
Builds parts in a specified manner according to the Operator Description Sheets
Develop proficiency in all production job functions and rotate in job cell into various workstations
Control processing, delivery or installation of nonconforming product until deficiency or unsatisfactory condition has been corrected
Restock work areas as needed to ensure proper workflow
Monitor production material quantities and report shortages
Ability to lift and/or carry seating components frequently (Lift assist devices are provided).
Complete, assembly of quality seating units
Walk, stand, reach, lift, bend, pull, push to move product through build process
Use of hand-held pneumatic tools, torque guns, ergonomic arms and other equipment to perform operations on the assembly line
Bolts, clips, screws, or otherwise fastens parts together
Operation of assembly fixtures
Problem solving of workplace issues
Quality inspections of work in progress