Assembler Operator Job Description
Assembler Operator Duties & Responsibilities
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Assembler Operator Qualifications
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Licensing or Certifications for Assembler Operator
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Education for Assembler Operator
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Employers hiring for the assembler operator job most commonly would prefer for their future employee to have a relevant degree such as Associate and High School Degree in Associates, Technical, General Education, Education, Graduate, Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, English, Oral Communication, Computer
Skills for Assembler Operator
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Desired experience for assembler operator includes:
Assembler Operator Examples
Assembler Operator Job Description
- Perform detailed trimming and/or cleaning of manufactured parts
- Keep work area clean throughout the entire shift, prep the area for the next shift
- Communicate during shift change with the employee(s) that is relieving them of their tasks
- Count and/or pack parts according to the provided instructions
- Expected to participate in continuous improvement and FBS processes as appropriate based upon assigned levels
- Maintain communication with manufacturing support staff
- Complete required paperwork timely and efficiently
- Maintain assigned work station in an organized and clean manner
- Follows all business and safety guidelines
- Responsible for all duties dictated by the Quality System Procedure Manual
- Read and understand manufacturing diagrams
- Able to sit/stand at work station for the shift
- Any extrusion experience a plus
- Ability to thoroughly interpret production or engineering prints, production planning information and assembly aids such as illustrations and wiring diagrams
- Accurate color vision, near vision, and depth perception and other vision capabilities required
- Adept hand-eye coordination and arm-hand steadiness
Assembler Operator Job Description
- Kneads primer mix into metal plates to charge shell cases and places product into mechanical and hydraulic presses
- Operates and controls various machines used in the manufacturing production process
- Frequent lifting of metal plates with shells of different sizes into various machines
- Visually inspects shells and pack them into cartons and cases
- Operates loaders and packers used in the manufacture of various sizes of centerfire cartridges
- Occasional material handling up to 50 pounds
- Position requires operating loaders and packers, assembling, inspecting, and packaging of small tedious components
- Individuals may rotate between various job functions as required
- Hands-on piece part manufacturing of quality products including operating molding machines, performing repetitive assembly of products (e.g., pinching, gripping, holding, etc), visual inspection, and basic troubleshooting of manufacturing equipment
- Prepare, process, wind, clean, assemble, calibrate, test, solder and inspect various types of small assemblies
- Must be at least 18 years of age and pass a pre-employment drug and alcohol screen
- Must maintain Safety as the highest priority
- Must be able to match up colors and be able to assemble small pieces
- Requires working within standard time constraints
- Position may require movement of objects (up to 40 lbs.)
- Must be comfortable with a computer and quick to learn computer-based tasks
Assembler Operator Job Description
- Follow all set-up and operational procedures to ensure accuracy and quality
- Run entry-level equipment and ensure all processes are completed per standard operating procedures
- Perform duties on the production line including product transfer, parts assembly and quality inspections
- Manual assembly of small parts using presses and hand held tools
- Continually watch for defects and alert trouble-shooters or team leads
- Keep count of your production and record all counts accurately for each job
- Set up and run sanding machine
- Inspect final product for quality
- Keep track of production and use calculator for simple math
- Work with FRN, Visions IS, Grinders, loaders, dryers, color blending, scales, and injection molding equipment
- Must be able to lift up to 20lbs with no assistance
- Prior experience in machine operation or use of hand/power tools (including saws, grinders, presses) in any industry will be considered
- High School Diploma or GED or Experience Equivalent
- Must have 1 year of continuous employment history
- Preferred experience of one year in a manufacturing environment
- Individual must be able to lift and carry up to 50 lbs
Assembler Operator Job Description
- Inspect all parts for quality 4 times per shift, measure with caliper and use gauges to assure specifications
- Work safely and wear all PPE
- Meet or exceed established performance and quality expectations while effectively utilizing Q@S initiatives, BEX concepts and the 6S process
- Able to perform wide variety of electronic or electro – mechanical assembly operations on assemblies or sub-assemblies
- Makes setups and adjustments holding tolerances to blueprints and/or specifications
- Responsible for ensuring that work order protocols are followed and that work order paperwork is completed as the work is performed
- Continually watch for defects and alert trouble-shooters or Operator III
- Package final product for shipment
- Working with automatic screwdrivers, riveters and sonic welders
- Packaging and using small scales, including lifting boxes and using pallet jack
- Experience working with hazardous materials in a fast pace manufacturing facility is preferred
- Has participated in a lean events and attended lean training
- Assembling, mixing, cleaning, welding, bonding, inspecting, testing, labeling, packaging, to fabricate and process products to meet high quality specifications following prescribed procedures
- Working from verbal and written instructions may use a variety of equipment including welders, hot air guns, scales, bonders, fillers, simple test equipment and other related supplies
- May use measuring instruments to ensure conformance to specified tolerance disassembles precision assemblies and corrects malfunctions
- Assignments are moderately complex, where judgment is required in solving problems and making recommendations
Assembler Operator Job Description
- Keep work areas clean and neat
- Reading and understanding work orders
- Identifying quality flaws and bringing it to the lead's attention
- Unpackage parts, load and unload from paint line, and package parts
- Inspect completed parts for quality
- Follow established procedures to maintain work environment in a neat and orderly condition
- Perform hand assembly
- Assemble fiberglass parts thru and prepare for shipping
- Safely and effectively operate over-sized lathe
- Set up machinery and ensure all materials are readily available
- Impacts team performance through reliability and accuracy of own work
- Building furniture base frames from raw wood and metal materials
- Use of air tools including drivers, grinders and a CNC saw
- Use of high school level mathematics is required
- Lifting up to 40 pounds regularly throughout the course of an 8-10 hr work shift
- Operation of air tools including drivers, grinders, staple guns