Assembly Operator

Job Summary: Assemble automotive components according to approved instructions and quality standards. Get as much overtime as you would like. Voluntarily/Optional Overtime. No Limit!

Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Load and unload parts and verify component orientation and assembly sequence. Operate assigned tools and equipment after training. Inspect parts, segregate defects, and report equipment concerns. Record production, scrap, downtime, and traceability information. Maintain housekeeping and meet production targets without bypassing safety controls.

Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent preferred. Manufacturing or assembly experience preferred; entry-level applicants considered. Ability to follow instructions, maintain accurate records, and communicate professionally. Physical Requirements and Weight Limits Occasionally lift and carry materials, supplies, tools, or components weighing up to 50 pounds, with or without reasonable accommodation. Any item weighing more than 50 pounds requires a team lift. Employees must not lift items weighing more than 50 pounds alone. Stand, walk, bend, and reach as required by assigned duties. Perform essential functions with or without reasonable accommodation. Safety Equipment and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Wear company-designated safety glasses, safety-toe footwear, and hearing protection in posted areas. Use task-appropriate gloves for material handling when required; do not wear gloves where they create an entanglement hazard. Use machine guards, interlocks, and approved handling equipment; never bypass safety devices. Inspect required PPE before use; report damage and obtain replacement before performing work requiring that protection. Complete required training and use safety equipment and PPE according to company procedures. Follow the site-specific PPE hazard assessment and posted requirements; additional protection may be required for particular tasks.

Work Environment: Manufacturing environment with moving machinery, noise, and varying temperatures; maintenance and machining may involve oils, coolant, or other process materials.