2nd Shift Production Team Member

Rockit Motors•Brockville, ON

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Production Worker safely and efficiently manufactures, assembles, and refurbishes motor coils and related traction motor components that meet strict quality standards and customer specifications. This role follows standardized processes, maintains attention to detail, and supports consistent production output. Through teamwork and adherence to safety and quality procedures, this role helps ensure reliable products and on-time delivery to customers.

Requirements

Ability to meet 98% of assembled units meeting quality control standards with no rework required.
Ability to consistently complete assigned assembly tasks within or ahead of standard cycle times while maintaining quality standards.
Ability to maintain a 100% safety record — no incidents or safety violations.
Ability to maintain 98% on-time attendance with no unexcused absences.
Attention to detail: Catches mistakes early and follows precise instructions.
Manual Dexterity: Skillful with hands and tools; works efficiently with small parts.
Dependability: Shows up consistently and does what they say they will.
Work Ethic: Maintains production goals and stays focused during repetitive tasks.
Problem-Solving: Identifies and resolves minor production issues quickly.
Adaptability: Learns new assembly tasks and processes as needed.
Communication: Clearly reports issues to supervisors and is respectful to teammates.

Responsibilities

Safely and efficiently manufacture, assemble, and refurbish motor coils and related traction motor components.
Meet strict quality standards and customer specifications.
Follow standardized processes.
Maintain attention to detail.
Support consistent production output.
Adhere to safety and quality procedures.
Complete assigned assembly tasks within or ahead of standard cycle times while maintaining quality standards.
Maintain a 100% safety record — no incidents or safety violations.
Maintain 98% on-time attendance with no unexcused absences.
Catch mistakes early and follow precise instructions.
Work efficiently with small parts using hands and tools.
Show up consistently and do what they say they will.
Maintain production goals and stay focused during repetitive tasks.
Identify and resolve minor production issues quickly.
Learn new assembly tasks and processes as needed.
Clearly report issues to supervisors and be respectful to teammates.