Job Description
Job Overview:
Description
Tramec Sloan Galion is a part of the Tramec Sloan family, which has facilities located throughout the United States. Along with competitive pay and a bonus program, we offer flexible scheduling options, medical & RX, dental, vision, life insurance, company matching 401(k), company matching HSA, paid vacations, 10 paid holiday's, EAP, gym credit, $1,000 perfect attendance bonus, $500 referral bonus, company paid uniforms, RX safety glasses program, work boot program, tuition reimbursement, internal training opportunities, plus much more!
Position Summary:
The assembler performs workstation or line-assembly operations to assemble components into a complete product.
Essential Job Functions:
- Perform daily preventative maintenance.
- Perform a variety of highly repetitive hand operations to assemble components or units here procedures are clearly established, and tolerances are maintained.
- Perform mechanized assembly operations requiring the use of hand or power equipment.
- Perform final assembly and in-process quality inspection of the end product.
- Demonstrate ability to operate any and all machines in the department at specified rates.
- Assists in scheduled physical inventory counts.
- Responsible for working in accordance with our documented Quality System and for ensuring that products and services meet the customer’s specified requirements.
- Maintains a clean and orderly work area using the 5S process, and follows all safety policies and procedures.
- May be required by management to perform other reasonable work related tasks.
- May be required to work different shifts, hours, overtime and weekends if needed.
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Requirements
Minimum Requirements:
High School diploma /GED or equivalent experience, and minimum of 1 year working in a manufacturing environment preferred. Must have basic reading, math skills and ability to follow instructions.
Physical Requirements:
Walking
Sitting
Standing
Reading
Stooping
Twisting
Reaching
Climbing
Keyboarding
Lifting-up to 50 lbs.
