Parts Assembler

Posted 5 days ago

express employment professionals defunctWinston Salem (NC)

Team Assemblers Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Entry

SALARY

$17/hr

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About the role

Job Full Description: We are recruiting for multiple assemblers to work in a clean facility in a 2nd shift 4pm-2:30am opportunity, evaluation to hire. The pay is $17/hr.

JOB SUMMARY: Follow direction from Lead to assemble parts for customers.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTION: On-site regular, reliable attendance is required. Understanding the basic operation of assembly equipment Interpretation and use of Manufacturing process sheets Maintain daily clerical records on production and quality as required. Report any problems to Seagull Lead Perform in- process Quality checks of product produced using appropriate tools and/or gauges. Demonstrate high degree of accuracy. Maintain established safety rules and regulations. Work efficiently, making effective use of time. Maintain an orderly and clean work area. Demonstrate creativity in recommending improvements. Communicate effectively in English, both verbally and in writing. Read and interpret documents, policies, and instructions in English.

ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES: Other duties as assigned by manager/supervisor/lead. Help to instruct/train new hires. Work safely at all times.

REQUIREMENTS: High School or equivalent GEDMinimum 2 years manufacturing experience

Physical Requirements: Frequency Lifting Up to 75 lbs Stooping Squatting/Bending Standing Sitting Walking Winston-Salem, NC 2793 3516 Vest Mill Road Winston-Salem, NC 27103

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