General Summary

• Prepare work area. Check Blueprints, routings, and validate REV levels match production schedule. Validate components as defined by blueprint.

• Set-up jobs and assists other assemblers with set-ups and start-ups.

• Assemble all components properly following standard work procedures, specific work instructions, or instructions from Supervisor, Engineer, Manager or Lead person.

• Visually inspect parts for chips, burrs, cleanliness, broken tooling, defective paint and porosity.

• Complete scrap tags, mark defective area and place in designated scrap carts.

• Document all customer names, all heat and lot numbers, such as rubber products, friction material, part counts, material codes, and shipping part numbers.

• Perform “first-piece inspections” and various unsupervised routine inspections, visually or with the use of checking devices.

• Prepare all finished units for shipment.

• Verify and maintain the quality of work produced through visual inspection, testing, and inspection work instructions. Notify supervisor or lead of any nonconformity, and document as required.

• Perform 6S daily and maintain a safe and clean work area complying with procedures. This includes mopping, sweeping, emptying mop and water buckets, and cleaning machines.

• Follow all ISO established procedures and participate in continuous improvement.

• Consistently demonstrate/be a team player, respectful, cooperative, trustworthy, and willing to help and to take ownership in solving problems.

• Participate in LEAN/Kaizen activity as requested

• Complete JITS, OEE, Shop Trak, and hour x hour production boards in accordance with standards.

• Actively engage in learning more than one assembly cell

• Follow all corporate policies and procedures including contract language for professional standards.

• Must have the ability to read, comprehend and follow documented standard work instructions in order to perform the duties described above.

• Must be able to follow production and quality standards while documenting in the ERP system (Syteline) such as JITS.

• Must possess the ability to perform basic arithmetic required for charting and calculating order quantities.

• Ability to meet production requirements as defined by Takt Time with strong attention to detail and quality procedures as defined by all work instructions and standard operational documents.

• Ability to stand 85-100% of the time.

• Comprehensive understanding of part defects, as well as assembly practices.

• Ability to identify part defects.

• Ability to document and communicate any part shortages, disruptions and/or any positive progress during the workday.