Production Assembler

Assemblers play a key role in the manufacturing process by connecting and securing parts to create finished products. They follow detailed work instructions, use tools and machinery to perform precise tasks and verify that components meet quality and safety standards. Assemblers may work on production lines, in workshops or within specialized manufacturing environments such as automotive, electronics or medical device production. Common duties include: Reading and interpreting blueprints, schematics and technical drawings Selecting, measuring and aligning parts or subassemblies for production Operating power tools and manufacturing equipment to assemble components Performing quality checks and functional tests to identify defects or inconsistencies Recording production data, part counts and test results in manufacturing logs or software Troubleshooting assembly issues and reporting malfunctions or safety hazards to supervisors Maintaining and calibrating assembly tools and equipment Following company and industry safety procedures, including lockout/tagout and personal protective equipment (PPE) use Packaging, labeling and preparing finished goods for shipment Supporting continuous improvement efforts by identifying process or product enhancements Pay: $19.85 per hour Work Location: In person