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JOB SUMMARY: The Laser Operator Assembler I position is primarily responsible for assembling a range of components into finished goods across one or more production lines ensuring standard documentation, quality, and production rates are met.
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A Painter is responsible for the preparation and painting of parts and materials from beginning to finish coat.
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You will need to function as a versatile assembler in areas of component prep, through-hole board stuffing, touch up and inspection, light mechanical value-add assembly, and hand soldering of through hole and surface mount components.
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Operator – Assembler Position SummaryThe Operator – Assembler is responsible for operating and tending specified equipment and machinesto create parts or products for the medical device industry.
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Assembler Location: Plymouth, Minnesota Type: Contract Job #77167 An aerospace client is looking for an Assembler who perform a variety of tasks ranging from repetitive to non-repetitive production assembly operations on electronic and/or mechanical assemblies and subassemblies such as modules, boards, panels, drawers, frames, and cable.
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The Machine Assembler will be responsible for building custom machines by reading and interpreting assembly diagrams, positioning parts, and assembling machines to ensure they function correctly.
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New Truck Assembler Job Overview: The New Truck Assembler will Install chassis,mounted tank and pumping equipment on new industrial trucks. New Truck Assembler. New Truck Assembler Job Overview: The New Truck Assembler will Install chassis,mounted tank and pumping equipment on new industrial trucks.
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Job DescriptionUnder the general direction of the Production Supervisor and/or Lead, the Assembler demonstrates and is responsible for assembling high quality medical devices according to established quality and manufacturing guidelines while performing at or above the rate projected by the Production Supervisor or Lead. Job Duties Assembling medical devices on multiple product lines at or above the quantity standard rate set by each line.
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Who We're Looking For:As a key member of the Operations team, the Assembler II will assemble, inspect, and package the Company's medical device products. Knowledge of good documentation practices, GMP, CGMP a plus.
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Job Summary:Perform duties to assemble and test a variety ofelectronic and cable assemblies.
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The Assembler position is part of the Assembly Team skills Matrix. An Assembler is responsible for the assembly of motors, generators and drives. Lift and move materials using forklift, pallet jack, overhead crane or jib crane.
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Overview and Responsibilities Are you looking to work somewhere where you can learn new skills, grow from within, and contribute to a bigger purpose (like saving lives)?
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TT Electronics' Minneapolis, Minnesota facility, is an industry-leading designer and manufacturer of custom and standard magnetic components and assemblies.
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Truck Chassis Assembler. Most common uses for the trucks are portable toilet service, septic service, waste oil collection and grease collection. Light welding, cutting & metal fabrication. Most common installations include the mounting of a vacuum tank to the truck chassis with various types of mounting brackets.
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The Operator – Assembler III is responsible for operating and tending specified equipment and machines to create parts or products for the medical device industry. Operator – Assembler III Preferred Knowledge, Skills And Abilities.
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