Assembler
permobilLebanon (TN)
About the role
Assembler Position at Permobil Permobil exists to create a future that is free from mobility limitations. We design and deliver innovative mobility solutions that transform lives—helping people live with greater independence, dignity, and freedom. Your Role in Our Mission As a member of the operations team the assembler will be responsible for executing tactical tasks in an assembly environment to ensure that the organization meets quality and lead time expectations. The assembler will be part of a team that's committed to continuously driving improvements and meeting organizational goals. Responsible for assembling and fabricating various components, parts and wheelchair products. The assembler will interpret assembly instructions, blueprints, and schematics to perform the necessary tasks associated with manual wheelchair manufacturing. Using hand tools, power tools, and machinery to assemble components and products. Read and interpret assembly instructions, blueprints, and tactical tasks required to takt time pace. Ensure proper handling of components and to production schedules and deadlines. Collaborate with team members and supervisors to improve the assembly process. Follow safety guidelines and procedures to maintain a safe work environment. Identify and resolve any issues or defects in the assembly process. Responsible for inspecting and testing finished products. Responsible for maintaining and cleaning their tools, equipment, and work area. Meet production targets and deadlines. Evaluate problems and make initial recommendations for possible corrective action. Follow directions, procedures, and instructions for all work assignments. Work independently and with others in a team environment while maintaining professionalism. Highlight cross-functional collaboration and ownership. Emphasize continuous improvement and efficiency. What You'll BringHigh school diploma or GED.2+ years of assembly experience preferred. Mechanical aptitude preferred. Proficiency in the English Language (written and oral).
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