Cord-Set Second Shift

Posted 7 days ago

allegiance staffingEl Paso (TX)

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$15.55 per hour

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Cord-Set Second Shift
Cordset Manufacturing Assembler Location: West El Paso Pay: $15.55/hour Position Summary The Assembler performs basic product assembly and packaging in a fast-paced manufacturing environment. This role requires flexibility, attention to detail, and a willingness to learn additional processes. Employees are expected to cross-train and advance into higher-level roles as opportunities become available.
Key Responsibilities: Assemble and package products according to specifications Ensure materials are correct and properly packaged before release Read and follow Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)Set up equipment and maintain production readiness Dispose of scrap materials in designated areas Communicate effectively with supervisors and team members Report quality issues immediately Cross-Training & Development Participate in training on multiple roles and equipment Rotate within the workgroup to maintain proficiency Fill in for other positions as needed Quality Expectations Inspect materials prior to packaging Verify all quality standards are met before product release Escalate any defects or concerns promptly
Safety Requirements: Follow all company safety policies and procedures Wear required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) at all times Perform pre-operation safety checks and hazard assessments Maintain a clean, organized workspace (5S standards)Adhere to environmental and material-handling guidelines
Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent Basic English proficiency (Spanish bilingual preferred)Experience in manufacturing or high-volume production preferred Familiarity with MS Excel, Word, data entry, or SAP is a plus Ability to work effectively in a team environment Physical &
Work Environment: Ability to stand, lift (up to 45 lbs), and perform repetitive tasks for extended periods Frequent bending, twisting, lifting, and manual handling Exposure to varying temperatures, noise, and industrial materials

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