Assembler/Spare Parts/Bulletin Bepartment
tec groupMacomb (MI)
About the role
Job Description:
We have an immediate opening for an experienced Assembler with an automation company.6am start time, 50-56 hours per week. This position is in the bulletin area of the shop and would require the ability to assemble small pieces/tooling from a blueprint. Strong written and verbal communication skills, and computer proficiency is required. The Bulletin Department usually refers to a team responsible for creating, managing, and distributing production or engineering bulletins—formal communications that tell employees about changes, updates, or special instructions related to manufacturing. May handle: Work instructions – communicating changes to how a part or product should be built Quality alerts – notifying production teams about defects or issues Production notices – temporary or permanent instructions for the shop floor Documentation control – ensuring the correct version of drawings and instructions is being used Distribution/tracking – getting bulletins to the appropriate departments and confirming they were received Light assembly from a blueprint Labeling and boxing of parts/materials
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