Production Assembler 2nd Shift

Posted 2 days ago

haywood vocational opportunitiesWaynesville (NC)

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Hours: 2:00 pm - 12:30 am (Monday - Thursday) Rate of Pay $14.75JOB TITLE: Production Assembler I - Full Time (2nd Shift)EMPLOYEE STATUS: Hourly, non-exemptPURPOSE: The Assembler I performs a series of assembly tasks to manufacture products in HVO's portfolio.
AREA OF PROGRAM RESPONSIBILITY: Production Manufacturing AreasESSENTIAL DUTIES:Ability to interact, respect and work with individuals with disabilities. Work cooperatively and demonstrate respect to team members. Becomes knowledgeable of products by reading product specifications, drawings and work instructions. Must be able to learn assembly steps and meet productivity rates on multiple products within a manufacturing area. Learns and demonstrates quality expectations of products being produced Keeps accurate work records Learns relevant quality system policies and work instructions. Promptly advise immediate leadership of any issues that may arise carrying out above responsibilities. Is expected to work overtime as requested. Demonstrates good work habits and positive behaviorsGENERAL DUTIES:Must demonstrate knowledge of HVO safety expectations and regulations Maintains a clean and organized work area. Demonstrates an understanding of proper hygiene and gowning procedures throughout the facility. MINIMAL REQUIREMENTS/PERFORMANCE STANDARDS:Demonstrated ability to work well in a team environment Consistently meets production targets after training period. Demonstrates ability to perform visual inspection of assemblies with a high-quality standard. Must communicate well with othersPHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:Able to lift 30 - 40 pounds with assistance Good manual dexterity requiring hand-eye coordination Upper body repetitive motion requiring standing to perform tasks May be required to stand or sit for long periods of timeEDUCATION REQUIREMENTS:Demonstrated ability to read and do basic math functions. High school diploma/GED or proven work experience in related field. Job Posted by Applicant Pro

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