Assembler mfg direct panel
Purposethe assembler is an entry-level position that performs repetitive assembly operations to mass-produce products such as windows, doors, trusses, panels or stairs.essential duties and responsibilitiesplace parts in the specified relationship to each other.fasten parts with bolts, clips, screws, cement or other methods.cut products to required measurements.remove defective products.operate machines for force-fitting or fastening on the assembly line.work at different workstations according to production needs.adapt to varying product models.clean equipment,
floors and work areas following safety procedures.perform other duties as assigned.minimum requirementsno specific education or experience required; prior carpentry experience is helpful.competenciesread and comprehend simple instructions.write simple correspondence.present information verbally to individuals or small groups.perform basic arithmetic operations.read a tape measure.apply common sense to follow detailed written or oral instructions.resolve problems with a few concrete variables in standardized situations.potential overtime work.work environment / physical activitystand for long periods; use hands and arms frequently.walk regularly; occasional climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching or crawling.lift/move up to 25 lb regularly, up to 50 lb frequently, up to 100 lb occasionally.exposure to moving mechanical parts, airborne particles, extreme temperatures, noise (ear protection required), and need for eye protection.
floors and work areas following safety procedures.perform other duties as assigned.minimum requirementsno specific education or experience required; prior carpentry experience is helpful.competenciesread and comprehend simple instructions.write simple correspondence.present information verbally to individuals or small groups.perform basic arithmetic operations.read a tape measure.apply common sense to follow detailed written or oral instructions.resolve problems with a few concrete variables in standardized situations.potential overtime work.work environment / physical activitystand for long periods; use hands and arms frequently.walk regularly; occasional climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching or crawling.lift/move up to 25 lb regularly, up to 50 lb frequently, up to 100 lb occasionally.exposure to moving mechanical parts, airborne particles, extreme temperatures, noise (ear protection required), and need for eye protection.