Senior Siren Assembler - 6am - 2:30pm

Jetstream of Houston•University Park, IL

7d•$20 - $26•Onsite

About The Position

This role involves assembling products according to specifications, drawings, and diagrams. The Senior Siren Assembler will plan and set up the work area, determine assembly methods, and accurately fit, align, mount, connect, and secure parts. A key responsibility includes training and instructing new and existing employees on work cell operations. The position requires the ability to read and understand component assembly drawings, maintain production flow and quality standards, and identify opportunities for reducing setup time. Collaboration with Design and Manufacturing Engineers is expected to improve throughput, minimize waste, and reduce inventory. The role also includes performing preventative maintenance on equipment, managing inventory, and using computer systems to access and update production-related data. Additionally, the assembler will perform operational tests, troubleshoot issues, repair or replace parts, identify nonconforming materials, and participate in group meetings for process improvements. The position also involves rotating between jobs for cross-training and adhering to safety rules and maintaining a clean work area.

Requirements

A High School diploma or equivalent is required.

Responsibilities

Works from SMV specifications, drawings, wiring diagrams, and instructions.
Plans and sets up work area, determining assembly method and procedures for assembling products.
Fits, aligns, mounts, connects, solders and otherwise secures parts and auxiliary units accurately.
Trains and instructs new and existing employees to work effectively within the department and instructs them in all facets of the work cell operation.
Uses computer, fax, hand power tools, gauges, fixtures, measuring equipment, hand and power material handling equipment.
Possesses ability to read and understand component assembly drawings and maintains flow of production and quality standards.
Identifies opportunities for reducing set up time.
Works with Design and Manufacturing Engineers to effect changes in tooling, design, and processes that will increase and improve throughput, minimize waste, and reduce inventory.
Performs preventative maintenance (cleaning, oiling, inspecting, and minor adjustments) on equipment within the work cell.
Responsible for and has authority to transmit (KanBan) releases to internal and external suppliers.
Minimizes work cell inventory.
Performs duties to identify and store materials, supplies, and components in work cell.
Uses the computer to determine the latest component and/or assembly revision, order status, component cost, where used status, bin location, and other related data.
Maintains department records as required.
Makes operational test using a variety of equipment.
Troubleshoots, repairs, or replaces parts and makes final adjustments to meet quality standards and specifications.
Identifies defective or damaged (nonconforming) parts and materials.
Participates in group meetings to discuss problems and/or proposed improvements.
Rotates between various jobs within the department to facilitate cross training.
Follows safety rules and keeps work area in a clean and orderly condition.
Performs other related duties as assigned.