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Georg Fischer LLC
PAF Operator
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
An Assembly Machine Operator operates and maintains machines that assemble components as part of a manufacturing process. Produces components by assembling parts and subassemblies.
$41,427 / year median in Arkansas
-4% projected decline
Job Description
Primary Job Responsibilities Obtains parts from production warehouse and places upon assembly bench. Assembles a variety of metal and/or plastic parts per verbal instructions. May apply plastic cement and then fit parts together. Sets aside to dry. Cleans competed assemblies and gets them ready for inspection or packing. Operate small air or hand presses to press fit metal inserts into plastic parts or press assemble plastic parts such as plastic nuts to "U" bands for "P" traps and Swivel adapters. Visually examines production parts for obvious defects in dimensions or appearance. Required to clean "flash" from plastic parts using a knife or cutters. Operates pneumatic or electric screw driver for the installation of screws and bolts in assemblies, operates small electric dill press to drill holes in plastic parts as set up by supervisor, operates hot glue gun and electric sealer for plastic bags and may pack close plastic bags by use of hand stapler. Required to properly count and pack completed assemblies in shipping cartons, seal and place on delivery conveyor belt and be required to obtain and label shipping cartons per verbal instructions. Works on Fuseal coil making crew, perform hand forming operations, per verbal instructions, on Fuseal coil parts and weigh, count, and properly store finished coils for future assembly operations. Performs other duties as assigned. Reports any safety problem to supervisor immediately. Follows company safety and security regulations and reports all information immediately to supervisor.
Knowledge & Skill Requirements:
This position should possess the following skills/knowledge: High school graduate, GED or equivalent Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. standing/walking 8 hours per day Understand and speak English Must have the capability to correctly identify the different materials and productCore Values:
Respect for people Quality mindedCore and Critical Competencies:
The following competencies in which all employees shall have a satisfactory level of skills: Safety Interpersonal skills Customer focus Team orientedQuality Ethics Technical Skills:
Data gathering and analysisApplied Mathematics Gauges and Measuring Instrument Operation ASTM and GFS Test Methods Physical Requirements:
Walking- frequently 4-5 hrs Standing
- 2 hrs Climbing
- occasionally Squatting/Stooping
- Rarely Reaching
- occasionally Lifting
- up to 40# frequently Lifting
- 50# to 75# with assisted apparatus (overhead crane/forklift)