Assembler Jobs

About The Position

Requirements

• High school diploma and/or equivalent.
• Ability to read and understand business correspondence as it relates to the job function, and procedure manuals.
• Ability to effectively present information and respond to questions from Sinclair personnel.
• Ability to work with basic mathematical concepts.
• Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions.
• Regularly required to stand, talk, and listen.
• Frequently required to walk and carry product.
• Must be able to ascend and descend stairs while carrying a load of 10 pounds.
• Use hands and fingers to feel, squeeze, grip product and tools.
• Required to push/pull and reach above shoulders.
• Specific vision abilities required include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, and depth perception.

Responsibilities

• Keep station clean and organized.
• Check pick list with the components that you have and log qty. and lot # or IR #.
• Make sure the traveler is signed off from previous process.
• Check and make sure that you have all the materials that you need to complete this traveler, drawings, furnace process, in-process sheet and assembly drawings.
• Do a 1st article and submit it to QC.
• Brush the figures off that you are going to use. Inform supervisor if the fixtures are getting worn.
• Make sure the furnace profile is the same as on your furnace process sheet.
• If you have any problems with assembling the part or with the assembly drawing, let your supervisor know.
• Place the test fixture carefully on the furnace that is on your furnace processing sheet.
• When the fixture is sealed remove the parts carefully from the fixture and take the traveler and the test parts to QC for approval to run.
• When 1st article is approved you may start running the fixtures through the furnace.
• Keep track of the number of fixtures you put in the furnace and what time they should be coming out.
• If your 1st article is not approved see your supervisor.
• Do two in-processes a day unless told otherwise by your supervisor. The first fixtures out in the morning and the first fixture out after lunch.
• Do a visual and a mechanical on the parts and log them on your in-process sheet.
• If there is a process with your test, tell your supervisor.
• If QC does the in-process, look at any assembly rejects that where found, so that the problem can be corrected.
• Have any rejects deglassed if they are necessary to complete the work order.
• Make sure all the travelers are signed off for any processes that the assemblers have done.
• Verify counts going to the next process.
• Make sure all unused components and fixtures are returned to the Inventory or placed on the shelf if it is only a partial.
• Keep records on quality of work done each day on each work order.
• Give supervisor a daily slip on each work order you worked on that day.
• Leave your work area clean and organized at the end of the day.