Production/Assembler Associate

Posted 2 days ago

atworkKent (WA)

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About the role

Leading Manufacturer Of Waterjet Technology Our client is a leading manufacturer of waterjet technology, specializing in user-friendly abrasive waterjet machines, waterjet cutters, and personal waterjet cutting machines.
Responsibilities: Perform a variety of tasks following standard processes and documentation, using tools to assemble and disassemble products to meet internal and external customer demands. Meet productivity targets as required by your area. Identify and escalate any issues, including product quality and process outputs, to your trainer, mentor, or leader. Transport products to the swimming pool-sized tank systems. Handle shipping and packaging materials efficiently, including light framing tasks. Adhere to all safety policies and procedures. Follow replenishment system standards and practices to maintain efficient material flow and support schedule attainment in a Just-In-Time (JIT) environment. Identify low inventory levels and communicate them School Diploma or equivalent Basic written and verbal communication skills Forklift operation, pallet jack, material handling Must be able to pass background checks and drug testing Basic Microsoft Office (Word, Excel) proficiency; attention to detail Experience with light carpentry or framing, or comfort with hand and power tools Basic assembly skills and the ability to read work orders or drawings

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