Manufacturing - Associate - Production (Mid Level)

Posted 16 days ago

omni inclusiveWestborough (MA)

Production Workers, All Other Apparel Accessories and Other Apparel Manufacturing

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Production Associate IThe production associate I may have responsibilities including manufacturing, assembly, basic testing, packaging, and shipping of products. Key responsibilities/essential functions include: Reads and follows work procedures and schematics or receives verbal instructions regarding duties to be performed Performs manufacturing/assembly operations and various tasks following procedures, bills of materials, work instructions, and process aid sheets Maintains daily production output Follows all EHS and Quality policies and procedures May participate in quality control inspections Works with team lead, engineers, supervisors, and managers to improve quality and process efficiency Other duties as assigned, and may be asked to be included in quality activities, training sessions, and employee activity teams Comply with EHS regulations and policies

Required Qualifications: High School Diploma/GED or local equivalent or 6 months of manufacturing experience Ability to communicate, receive and understand instructions regarding duties to be performed Demonstrated ability to detail and quality-minded work habits Demonstrated ability to communicate with co-workers and leadership

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