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 Responsibilities
- place 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 Requirements
- no specific education or experience required
- prior carpentry experience is helpful
Competencies
- read 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 Activity
- stand for long periods
- use hands and arms frequently
- walk regularly
- occasional climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching or crawling
- lift/move up to 25lb regularly
- up to 50lb frequently
- up to 100lb occasionally
- exposure to moving mechanical parts
- airborne particles
- extreme temperatures
- noise (ear protection required)
- need for eye protection
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
- place 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 Requirements
- no specific education or experience required
- prior carpentry experience is helpful
Competencies
- read 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 Activity
- stand for long periods
- use hands and arms frequently
- walk regularly
- occasional climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching or crawling
- lift/move up to 25lb regularly
- up to 50lb frequently
- up to 100lb occasionally
- exposure to moving mechanical parts
- airborne particles
- extreme temperatures
- noise (ear protection required)
- need for eye protection