13th shift Flex ASO

Reports To: Department Supervisor (Department-Specific)

Department: Production Operations Location: Jacksonville Facility

Position Summary: The Assembly Operator I (ASO I) is responsible for performing a variety of manufacturing, assembly, molding, finishing, packaging, inspection, and material handling activities in support of production operations. This position works within established work instructions, quality standards, safety requirements, and production schedules to produce products that meet customer and regulatory requirements. The ASO I role is designed as a flexible production position that may be assigned to multiple manufacturing areas including molding, assembly, finishing, packaging, thermoforming, kits, hardware, lid assembly, thin wall molding, standard packout, and other production operations as business needs require. Employees are expected to successfully complete department-specific training and perform assigned duties in accordance with approved procedures.

Production and Assembly Operations: Assemble products, components, kits, and subassemblies according to approved work instructions and procedures. Perform packaging, labeling, and packout activities for finished products. Operate assigned production equipment and workstations following established procedures. Support molding, assembly, finishing, printing, thermoforming, hardware assembly, and packaging operations as assigned. Maintain production output in accordance with departmental goals and production schedules. Perform repetitive manufacturing tasks while maintaining quality and productivity standards.

Material Handling and Product Flow: Retrieve, handle, identify, and stage materials required for production activities. Move raw materials, work-in-process inventory, and finished products throughout the production process. Ensure proper identification, labeling, and traceability of products and materials. Follow established inventory control and material handling procedures. Maintain organization of workstations and production areas.

Equipment Operation: Operate assigned manufacturing equipment and production tools safely and effectively. Utilize portable scales and measuring devices in accordance with approved procedures. Assist with equipment setup, startup, changeovers, and shutdown activities as directed. Perform routine operator inspections on assigned equipment. Report equipment malfunctions, process concerns, or safety issues to supervision.

Documentation and Compliance: Complete production documentation accurately and timely. Follow approved work instructions, procedures, and manufacturing specifications. Record production information, material usage, and quality data as required. Maintain compliance with company policies, quality standards, and regulatory requirements. Participate in required training and continuous improvement activities.

Qualifications: EducationHigh School Diploma or GED preferred.

Experience: Previous manufacturing, assembly, production, warehouse, or packaging experience preferred. Experience working in a regulated manufacturing environment is beneficial but not required.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Ability to follow written instructions, procedures, and specifications. Basic mathematical and measurement skills. Ability to perform repetitive tasks with attention to detail. Ability to identify quality defects and follow inspection requirements. Strong work ethic and reliability. Effective communication and teamwork skills. Ability to adapt to different departments and production assignments. Ability to maintain productivity while meeting quality standards.

Working Conditions: Manufacturing and production environment. Frequent standing, walking, bending, reaching, and repetitive hand movements. May require lifting, carrying, pushing, or pulling materials up to established departmental limits. Exposure to machinery, production equipment, manufacturing materials, and moderate noise levels. Must be able to wear required personal protective equipment.

Key Accountabilities: Safety compliance. Product quality and workmanship. Production efficiency and schedule attainment. Accurate assembly and packaging activities. Material traceability and documentation accuracy. Compliance with departmental procedures and work instructions. Housekeeping and workplace organization. Support of continuous improvement initiatives.

Primary Performance Measures: Productivity and output attainment. Quality and defect rates. Attendance and reliability. Compliance with safety requirements. Documentation accuracy. Training completion and job qualification. Teamwork and flexibility across departments. Adherence to standard work procedures.

Position Classification: The Assembly Operator I serves as an entry-level to intermediate production position capable of supporting multiple manufacturing departments throughout the facility. Specific duties and responsibilities may vary based on departmental assignment, product line, production requirements, and completed qualification training. Employees may be cross-trained and assigned work in various operational areas to support business needs.