Product Assembly Tech
ibmlBirmingham (AL)
About the role
Product Assembly Technician The Product Assembly Technician function is to ensure the assembly of product is efficiently and effectively performed to product specifications and quality standards.
Role and responsibilities include:
- Assemble products to meet product specifications & Quality Standards
- Follows Product Assembly procedures and guidelines for Product Assembly personnel
- Reports to manager any deficiencies in product assembly specifications that may effect product quality
- Reports to management in documented form any perceived quality deficiencies related to any area of the organization
- Provides information to Production Planning for the maintenance of product routings
- Reviews and processes work orders in a timely manner in accordance to the manufacturing plan
- Verifies production and testing activities of mechanical and electrical products
- Assists Quality Assurance and other personnel in quality compliance verification on non-conforming parts
Maintains the general cleanliness of all work areas and assures that all work areas are orderly, secure and safe to work in.
Assure that all elements of mechanical and electrical production are completed on a timely basis.
Provides updates to Production Assembly Manager all anticipated/potential deviations from work assigned
Verifies that completed shop orders have all necessary information filled out and processed
Provides communication and training as needed to all mechanical and electrical production team members
Preferred skills, qualifications and education requirements include:
Two-year Technical Degree or equivalent work experience
Minimum two plus years in performing mechanical and/or electrical production
Must possess highly proficient and knowledgeable skills for electrical and/or mechanical assemblies and possess excellent eye hand dexterity.
Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. independently
Additional notes:
Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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