Assembler (Large Parts)

Key Activities/Responsibilities

• Build a defect-free waterblasting unit and or sub-assembly;
• Complete required in-process inspection, repair any defects found;
• Complete final inspection documentation, and test of equipment to ensure highest quality for delivery to the end user;
• Follow all procedures and processes provided by engineering in accordance to assembly of unit;
• Document quality information as required to support quality process;
• Ensure any defects found are documented and corrected prior to delivery of unit;
• Build Quality into all products without exception;
• Meet daily/weekly production schedule as determined by scheduler;
• Assemble components and units according to checklists, Bill of Materials, and drawings as applicable;
• Check stock bins for adequate supplies of subassemblies, and parts for scheduled builds;
• Build units to BOM specifications, ensure that all special options are acknowledged and included in build;
• Document and complete any necessary paperwork in assigned area;
• Report all non-conforming parts, materials or drawings to manager;
• Resolve assembly problems, troubleshoot malfunctions and defects of final assembly.;
• Report other problems to manager to obtain assistance;
• Cross train team members in assembly operations;
• Cross train in other areas of Operations (assembly, shipping and receiving). Develop proficiency in multiple areas in order to assist in other area as business need change.
• Perform other duties, assignments and special projects as required.

Requirements

• High School Diploma or equivalent; 
• A minimum of three (3) years of relevant experience in a manufacturing environment;
• Previous experience in large parts assembly preferred; 
• Ability to read and comprehend schematic engineering drawings and blueprints;
• Knowledge of hand tools;
• Willing and able to learn and master new assembly skills;
• Accept and receive frequent supervision and assistance with regard to work functions;
• Awareness about safety issues and alertness to avoid mishaps;
• Must wear protective gear whenever necessary;
• Possess the ability to work productively, efficiently and effectively with initiative and drive under tight timescales and pressure while maintaining attention to detail and quality.