Kitting Assembler

Reporting to the Operations Manager, the Kitting Assembler is responsible for following engineering drawings, work order information, Manufacturing Assembly Procedures, SOPs, and other written and verbal specifications in the manufacturing process. This department assembles mechanical units, fabricated parts/components, and/or electrical/electronic systems to make sub-assemblies, assemblies, or complete units and will be located in Grand Rapids, MI, onsite.

Responsibilities

Follow engineering drawings, work order information, Manufacturing Assembly Procedures, SOPs, and other written and verbal specifications in the manufacturing process; Install, modify, move, troubleshoot, repair, and dismantle machinery and equipment according to documentation (e.g., SOPs), layout plans, blueprints, or other drawings; Perform set-up, calibration, testing, and troubleshooting of circuits, components, instruments, and mechanical assemblies; Assemble mechanical units, fabricated parts/components, and/or electrical/electronic systems to make sub-assemblies, assemblies, or complete units using hand tools, power tools, jigs, fixtures, and miscellaneous equipment; Assemble, test and rework kits as well as sub-assemblies using blueprints and a MOS or SPP; Maintain a high level of quality during the assembly process and perform regular in-process inspections of own work and material; Maintain productivity, scrap and rework standards on each assembly; Become familiar with Standard work documents, assembly specifications, blueprints, parts, part numbers and descriptions; Keep a high level of 5S in the work area and return all tools, fixtures, supplies and equipment to proper storage areas; Be responsible for inventory accuracy and control within assigned section, follow Kanban and FIFO, and maintain safe storage of all materials; Work cross-functionally with Engineering, Quality and other support staff to improve product quality and production efficiency

Requirements

High School diploma or GED; Computer experience and basic keyboard functions; Excellent hand-eye coordination (ability to handle both small and large components accurately); Excellent dexterity; Ability to stand / walk up to 90% of the day; Ability to read and understand assembly drawings, work instructions and specifications; Familiarity with and ability to use common hand and power tools; May be required to lift over 30 pounds; Work with chemicals using proper safety protocols

Nice to have

One year of assembly experience

Benefits

Paid time off; Medical/dental/vision insurance; 401(k) for eligible employees; Eligible for Bonus Pay