Assembler

Assembler, Mechanical, Entry level

Responsible for putting together components, parts or subassemblies to create finish products.
Also may require part marking, packaging and finish boxing of products.

Interpreting blueprints, work orders, and assembly instructions to understand product specifications and material requirements

• Locating and organizing parts, fasteners, and tools required for the specific production run.
• Counting and checking parts against the bill of materials to ensure completeness of the job prior to beginning assembly

Physical Assembly & Tool Operation

• Positioning Components: Aligning parts manually or using positioning fixtures to prepare them for fastening.
• Operating Tools: Utilizing manual hand tools (screwdrivers, wrenches), power tools (impact drivers, drills), and specialized machinery (presses and riveting machines) to connect parts.
• Material Alteration: Performing minor manual adjustments to ensure parts meet blueprint requirements.

Quality Control & Troubleshooting

• Inspecting Workpieces: Conducting visual and dimensional checks using precision measuring tools to ensure components meet blueprint and job order requirements. Notify supervision if damage or discrepencies are noted.

Entry level position, A&R will train new personnel in the position requirements.
Requires good manual dexterity and ability to read and understand instructions in English.
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