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Final Assembly - 2nd Shift

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vmc groupHouston (TX)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Final AssemblyThe Final Assembly is primarily responsible for sub-assembling smaller parts. This includes reviewing the work order to ensure material availability. Essential Job Responsibilities not limited to: Review picking sheet Confirms if pick from stock or make from a job Locate job and compare with picking sheet Review drawings for part assembly (if available) Gather materials to assemble parts Assemble parts Review picking sheet for special instructions Inspect parts for final assembly Sign off on production and picking sheet
Competencies: Ability to work in an environment that produces excellent quality and quantity work Ability to organize and prioritize jobs Ability to communicateclearly and comprehensively Working Conditions/Physical Requirements Able to stand for long periods of time Able to lift, push, and pull 25 pounds unassisted
Requirements
Minimum Qualifications: High School diploma or GED Shop experience in assembly and reading shop prints Familiar with power tools and hand tools, loc-tite glue, and paper cutter Knowledge/Skills/Abilities Ability to read and interpret shop drawings Basic math knowledge which includes the use of measuring tools Work Environment Typical machine shop environment. Willing and able to work additional hours as needed At VMC Group and companies we believe in supporting our employees both professionally and personally. When you join our team, you gain more than just a jobyou gain access to a range of benefits designed to promote your well-being, growth, and financial security. Health, dental and vision insurance 401K with company match Life Insurance Flexible Spending Accounts Generous annual time off policy 12 Company-Paid holidays A Solid Wellness Program to support your personal health goals Professional development opportunities Join our team and build a rewarding career where your contributions are valued and your growth is supported. Be a part of a fast-growing, technology-driven manufacturing company.

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