Technician Manufacturing I

Terex Corporation•Ocala, FL

About The Position

The Technician Manufacturing I performs basic assembly functions for custom fire and rescue vehicles using hand and power tools. The role includes assembling and installing basic accessories and hardware, retrieving parts and supplies from staging, and working from production schedules, shop orders, manuals, wiring diagrams, prints, pick lists, bills of materials, photos, and instructions. The technician is expected to become familiar with schematics and identify basic plumbing, electrical, and mechanical components used in assembly. The position is responsible for meeting manufacturing, quality, and safety requirements; checking work against process instructions and specifications; and identifying and segregating nonconforming products. The technician participates in Lean and continuous-improvement activities, maintains a clean and safe work area, and may assist with other production operations to maintain workflow. Flexibility to work in other areas and additional hours as needed is expected.

Requirements

High school diploma or General Education Diploma.
Math and blueprint-reading skills.
Basic skills in the area of interest for the position.
Attention to detail.
Strong work ethic.
Basic computer skills.
Commitment to E-ONE quality standards.
Good problem-solving skills.
Ability to work as a team player.
Ability to operate hand and power tools.
Ability to frequently exert up to 40 pounds of force and constantly exert up to 20 pounds of force to move objects.
Ability to climb, stoop, kneel, crouch, crawl, reach, stand for sustained periods, and walk to accomplish tasks.
Visual acuity to perform close-range machine and mechanical work and to operate motor vehicles or heavy equipment.
Ability to work around hazards including moving mechanical parts and vehicles, electrical current, scaffolding and heights, high heat, and chemicals.

Responsibilities

Assemble and install basic accessories and hardware for custom fire and rescue vehicles.
Meet manufacturing, quality, and safety requirements.
Use production schedules, manuals, wiring diagrams, shop orders, prints, pick lists, bills of materials, photos, and instructions; become familiar with schematics.
Identify basic plumbing, electrical, and mechanical components used in assembly.
Review shop orders and related materials to determine requirements, and retrieve parts, materials, and supplies from staging.
Operate hand and power tools.
Participate in Lean and continuous-improvement activities.
Perform or assist with other operations as required to maintain workflow or respond to production requirements.
Follow health and safety rules, use PPE and defect-free equipment, use proper lifting techniques and overhead hoists when needed, and maintain a clean and safe work environment.
Check work for conformance with process control instructions, specifications, and quality standards; identify and segregate nonconforming products and assist with corrective and preventive actions when appropriate.
Work in other areas as needed and adjust breaks and lunch periods when workflow requires; work additional hours as necessary.
Seek work when an assignment is complete and suggest improvements to product quality, processes, safety, and company profitability.
Work constructively with team members and participate in meetings, training programs, and task force groups.