November 5, 2020 | Maquoketa, IA

Under the direction of the Production Supervisor or Manufacturing representative, assembles or sub-assembles, hones, tests and packages all mechanical and electrical components in the Industrial Product/Agriculture production lines.

• Execute Standard Operator Procedures
• Able to understand different housing part numbers
• Basic ability to fill out hone charts and lighthouse
• Accountability of assembly line change over, and being able to identify/modify when to change pallets or B&T fixtures
• Able to perform a MechWash/ slush and flush
• Conduct searches to find part prints using warehouse software (Product View)
• Execute Kplug and oil evacuation process
• Execute fitting installation and bubble test processes, and interpret correct fluid level and pass fail criteria for certain parts
• When appropriate, the proper disposal of salvaged parts
• Filling out shortage tickets, housing allocation sheets, rework log, and production cards
• Ability to understand the proper contamination controls
• When appropriate, the proper disposal of chemicals
• Supports the training effort of new hires, and/or intermediate training.
• Performs data entry of pertinent information into assembly traceability logs, statistical process control forms, or preventive maintenance logs as required.
• May be required to perform material handling, preparation of final product to include forklift operation
• Full understanding and adherence to the Plant Operation Procedures, TS/ISO requirements, operator work instructions.
• Exhibits initiative and accountability as to TS/ISO quality standards.

• High School Diploma (or equivalent)
• 2+ years of manufacturing experience.
• Understands hydraulics, process sheets, and blueprints.
• Ability to use hand tools and torque equipment.
• Have the ability to obtain fork-lift training if necessary.
• Advanced of understanding Statistical Process Control (SPC) tools.
• Capable of running a hone, and/or a test stand with no supervision.
• Effective verbal communication skills with positive attitude.
• Dependable, exhibits initiative, accountability and maximizes use of time.
• Uses judgment and independent thinking to assure safe, accurate completion of assignments while meeting quality standards.
• Accurate data entry abilities.
• Must have met all of the requirements of System Assembler B.

• In a standard workday this person will be required to stand 65%, walk 20%, lift 10%, bend, squat, and stoop or twist 5%.
• This individual will be required to lift materials weighing 1-50 lbs. occasionally.
• Fine manipulation and dexterity is needed in mechanical assembly; handling measuring equipment, in working with small parts/components, for data input, writing and phone dialing. This Assembler B will perform frequent grasping motions with their hands, pushing and pulling motions of arms when moving product or when activating assembly equipment and operating tools.
• Visual requirements include excellent number and depth perception, competent blueprint reading abilities, eye-hand coordination, ability to read measurement control devices.
• Total awareness of the plant environment as it pertains to safety of other assemblers, machinists; operation of equipment, handling of material and visitors is required. This person may come in contact with all types of plant hazard: mechanical, electrical and chemical.
• Temperature and humidity conditions of the environment are generally normal. Utilizes proper personal protective equipment which may include: safety glasses, face mask, ear plugs, gloves and safety shoes/boots.