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Tangent Technologies, LLC

Robotic Assembly

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An Assembly Machine Operator operates and maintains machines that assemble components as part of a manufacturing process. Produces components by assembling parts and subassemblies.

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Robotic Assembly Tangent Technologies, LLC - 3.2 Montgomery, IL Job Details $18 an hour 13 hours ago Qualifications Measuring tapes Fastening tools High school diploma or GED Dimensional measurements Industrial robotic systems Power tools Manufacturing Manufacturing company experience
Technical Proficiency Full Job Description Description:
Day Shift:
$18/hr 7:00 AM to 7:00
PM Night Shift:
$18/hr + $2 night differential 7:00 PM to 7:00 AM Shifts are on a rotating 2-week schedule: Week 1: Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday (48 hours) Week 2: Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday (36 hours) This rotation schedule provides: Every other weekend off 14 working days per month Guaranteed overtime every other week The Robotic Assembly Operator plays a pivotal role in the production team, specializing in both manual and robotic assembly processes for the creation of high-quality, sustainable outdoor furniture components. This position requires exceptional attention to detail, advanced technical skills, and a strong commitment to workplace safety and quality. Role and Responsibilities /
Essential Functions Robotic Assembly:
Operate robotic assembly systems to construct components with optimal efficiency and accuracy.
Manual Assembly:
Use handheld power tools to assemble components where robotic assembly is not applicable.
Packaging:
Safely and effectively package assembled parts for shipping or next steps in the production cycle.
Area Management:
Be responsible for all activities and output in your assigned area, in alignment with the company's quality and production goals.
Safety Compliance:
Strictly adhere to safety protocols, especially when operating robotic machinery and other high-risk equipment.
Quality Assurance:
Consistently adhere to internal and industry-wide quality standards, thereby contributing to superior client ROI.
Training:
Continuously update knowledge and skills related to both manual and robotic assembly techniques and company policies.
Other Duties:
Perform miscellaneous tasks and projects as necessary, fulfilling organizational needs and expectations.
Requirements:
Required Skills / Abilities /
Competencies Robotics Proficiency:
Knowledge and experience in operating robotic assembly systems.
Measuring Proficiency:
Must be proficient in reading a tape measure to ensure accurate assembly.
Tool Operation:
Proven experience with handheld power tools, such as drills and impact drivers.
Time Management:
Capable of meeting both assembly and packaging schedules consistently.
Self-Coordination:
Ability to self-manage and align tasks to achieve production goals.
Education and Experience Education:
High School Diploma or equivalent.
Experience:
At least one year of experience in a manufacturing setting with robotic assembly.
Work Authorization:
Must be authorized to work in the United States.
Mental/Physical Requirements Heavy Lifting:
May occasionally require heavy lifting and extensive manual assembly.
Advanced Machinery Usage:
Should be skilled in safely operating advanced machinery, including robotic systems.