Assembly Laborer
basin holdingsEasley (SC)
$17-$18
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Posted 3 days ago
basin holdingsEasley (SC)
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$17-$18
About the role
Assembly Laborer Pay range $17-$18 depending on skill/experience Primary Purpose: Complete parts/racks by assembling to engineering prints and first pieces.
General Description:
Using tools (manual and power), fasteners and other materials to assemble parts and racks to completion.
Essential Duties:
Assemble parts/racks using fasteners, tools (manual and power) and other materials to complete engineering print and first piece.
Ensure part/rack quality is maintained from station to station.
Rack fir form, part fit if available is done before part/rack is removed from line.
Assist with line change overs as needed.
Assist other departments as required.
Other duties as assigned.
Clean to 5S standards daily and always maintain safety.
Minimum Experience and Qualifications
Education: None required
Experience: Ability to:
Perform simple shop math and convert decimals to fractional equivalents Read a calibrated tape measure Read and interpret documents furnished in written, oral, diagram or schedule form such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and quality and procedure manuals. Exercise sound judgement always, with an emphasis on a safe and respectful work environment. Must be able to identify and measure material.
Physical Demands:
Bending/Stooping Frequently (55%-79%) Climbing-Stairs, Ladders, Slope Occasionally (10%-29%) Grasping/Handling Constantly (80%-100%) Kneeling Frequently (55%-79%) Reaching Forward Frequently (55%-79%) Standing Constantly (80%-100%) Twisting Seldom (1%-9%) Walking Occasionally (10%-29%)
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