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The Production Assembly Technician is responsible for drilling, sanding, fastening, and preparing plastic tubs and related components for assembly. This position requires the safe and efficient use of various handheld power tools, hand tools, and drilling fixtures while maintaining production quality standards and meeting daily production requirements. Essential Job Duties and Responsibilities Operate handheld power tools, including belt sanders, electric or cordless drills, and other assembly tools. Position and secure drilling fixtures in the proper locations on each unit to guide drilling operations and ensure holes are placed accurately and consistently according to established specifications. Drill holes in plastic tubs using drill bits ranging in size from 5/64 inch to 1/2 inch, using the appropriate drilling fixtures and following work instructions. Install and tighten screws using handheld power drills and appropriate attachments. Sand, smooth, and prepare plastic components to meet quality and assembly requirements. Handle, lift, position, and move parts weighing up to 50 pounds. Repeatedly bend, crouch, squat, and reach to access components, position drilling fixtures, and complete assembly tasks. Stand and remain physically active throughout an 8- to 10-hour workday, with frequent walking and movement between workstations. Perform repetitive hand, wrist, arm, and shoulder movements while positioning fixtures, operating tools, and assembling components. Inspect drilling fixtures for proper placement before drilling and verify completed work for accuracy and compliance with specifications. Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area. Follow established safety procedures, standard operating procedures, and quality requirements. Meet established production goals while maintaining accuracy, workmanship, and attention to detail. Physical Requirements This position requires the ability to perform physically demanding manufacturing and assembly tasks throughout an 8- to 10-hour shift.

Standing and walking:

Ability to stand for extended periods and walk frequently throughout the workday.

Lifting and carrying:

Ability to lift and move materials weighing up to 50 pounds, as required by the job.

Bending and crouching:

Ability to repeatedly bend at the waist, crouch, squat, and reach to pick up, position, or work on parts at various heights.

Repetitive movements:

Ability to perform repetitive movements involving the hands, fingers, wrists, arms, and shoulders.

Tool and fixture operation:

Ability to safely grip, position, and secure drilling fixtures and operate handheld power tools for extended periods.

Manual dexterity:

Ability to perform detailed assembly work requiring hand-eye coordination, accuracy, and control.

Positioning materials:

Ability to reach, turn, and maneuver components and fixtures to complete drilling, sanding, and fastening operations. Safety Requirements Wear required personal protective equipment (PPE), including eye and hearing protection where required. Follow all applicable power-tool and drilling safety procedures. Ensure drilling fixtures are correctly positioned before beginning drilling operations. Maintain proper body mechanics when lifting and handling materials. Report unsafe conditions, damaged tools, and quality concerns to the appropriate supervisor. Follow all applicable workplace safety policies and procedures. Work Environment This position is performed in a manufacturing and production environment where employees regularly use handheld power tools, position drilling fixtures, handle plastic components, and work in an active production area. The role involves repetitive assembly activities, prolonged standing, and physical demands associated with production work.

Pay:

$20.00 - $22.00 per hour

Work Location:

In person