About the Role: The Production Assembler 1 plays a crucial role in the durable goods manufacturing process by assembling components into finished products that meet quality standards. This position requires attention to detail and adherence to safety protocols to ensure a safe working environment. The assembler will work closely with team members to meet production goals and deadlines while maintaining high levels of efficiency. Additionally, this role involves troubleshooting minor issues that may arise during the assembly process, contributing to continuous improvement efforts. Ultimately, the Production Assembler 1 is essential in delivering high-quality products to customers, ensuring satisfaction and reliability. Minimum Qualifications: + High school diploma or equivalent. + Previous experience in a manufacturing or assembly role is preferred. + Ability to read and interpret technical documents and blueprints. + Basic understanding of hand tools and assembly techniques. + Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality. Preferred Qualifications: + Experience with lean manufacturing principles. + Familiarity with quality control processes. + Basic computer skills for data entry and reporting. Responsibilities: + Assemble components and parts according to specifications and procedures + Conduct quality checks on finished products to ensure they meet company standards. + Maintain a clean and organized workspace to promote safety and efficiency. + Collaborate with team members to meet daily production targets. + Report any equipment malfunctions or safety concerns to the supervisor promptly. Skills: The required skills for the Production Assembler 1 are utilized daily to ensure that assembly tasks are completed accurately and efficiently. Attention to detail is critical in identifying defects and ensuring that all components fit together correctly. Familiarity with hand tools allows the assembler to perform tasks quickly while maintaining safety standards. Communication skills are essential for collaborating with team members and supervisors to address any production challenges. Additionally, problem-solving skills are valuable for troubleshooting minor issues that may arise during the assembly process, contributing to overall productivity.