Assembler

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:  

• Assembly Operations: 

• Assemble basic components using hand tools and equipment that is engineered for light assembly. 

• Perform repetitive tasks such as attaching, labeling, or packaging parts with precision and attention to detail. 

• Track and document production metrics, such as completed units or defects. 

• Follow step-by-step written or verbal instructions. 

• Other duties as assigned. 

• Quality Assurance: 

• Inspect products for defects and functionality to quality standards. 

• Identify and segregate defective parts for review. 

• Document issues encountered during assembly using tools and standards to verify product quality and functionality. 

• Safety Compliance: 

• Adhere to safety protocols and utilize Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). 

• Perform basic equipment checks (e.g., ensuring tools are operational). 

• Maintain awareness and report to leaders’ potential safety hazards. 

• Collaboration and Communication: 

• Work closely with team members, supervisors, engineers, and quality control personnel to address challenges and improve processes. 

• Communicate effectively both orally and in writing to report issues and provide updates. 

• Workspace Maintenance: 

• Maintain a clean and organized workspace. 

• Store tools and equipment properly. 

• Flexibility and Adaptability: 

• Work overtime as needed to meet production goals. 

• Crosstrain in other areas and adjust to new processes or technologies. 

QUALIFICATIONS: 

Minimum Requirements: 

• Technical Knowledge: 

• Familiarity with assembly techniques, tools, and equipment. 

• Basic computer literacy.  

• Essential Skills: 

• Communication: Effective communication skills (verbal and written). 

• Assembly Techniques: Ability to use hand tools, power tools, pneumatic tools, and testing equipment effectively. 

• Quality Control: Ability to produce parts and products to meet quality standards. 

• Problem-Solving: Identifying issues and communicating to leader. 

• Safety Awareness: Following safety protocols and maintaining hazard awareness. 

• Teamwork: Collaborating effectively with all employees. 

• Adaptability: Ability to be flexible in role, adjusting to new processes, technologies, or production requirements. 

Physical Demands: 

• Manual Dexterity: Ability to handle parts and tools with precision. 

• Repetitive Motion: Perform repetitive motions such as bending, twisting, kneeling, stooping, lifting, gripping, and grasping with hands. 

• Standing Duration: Ability to stand for up to 10 hours per shift. 

• Lifting Requirements: Ability to lift up to 35lbs. 

• Environmental Exposure: Ability to work in environments with noise, chemicals, dust, sharp objects, moving/rotating mechanical parts, and temperature extremes. 

COMMITMENT TO COMPANY STANDARDS: 

Assemblers are expected to uphold Allegion’s commitment to safety, quality, and customer satisfaction by living Allegion’s values, fostering a cooperative team environment, and contributing to continuous improvement initiatives.