Do you take pride in delivering high-quality finishes and working in a hands-on, fast-paced environment? Do you enjoy being part of a collaborative team that values precision, consistency, and craftsmanship? If so, the Assembler II position may be the right job for you! Assembler II operates and uses hand tools, power tools, tape measure, and various degrees of torque to complete complex assembly of fabricated metal tanks while prioritizing safety and quality excellence. Reporting to the Finish Supervisor, the Assembler II performs visual inspections to verify quality, identify and resolve issues, and perform any necessary adjustments and rework, prior to shipment. Responsibilities and Essential Functions Operates and uses hand tools, power tools, tape measure, and various degrees of torque to ensure accurate and complete assembly of tanks while prioritizing safety and quality excellence. Reads and interprets instructions, blueprints, or other schematics by installing, aligning, securing, and adjusting hardware and other components according to quality standards and/or customer specifications. Collaborates effectively with senior peers while also verifying work instructions to ensure proper tools for assembly Identifies and resolves issues such as surface defects (e.g., rust, overspray, scratches) or missing components. Performs visual inspections prior to shipment to verify quality, dimensional accuracy, and component placement Performs adjustments and rework, as necessary. Escalates critical or urgent issues to direct supervisor without delay. Maintains accurate production records and documentation (e.g., job, quantity). Operates and uses motorized pallet jack to maneuver tanks throughout the finishing process. Performs routine cleaning and basic maintenance of workstation, tools, and assembly equipment. Supports continuous improvement initiatives. Serves as backup Finisher I on paint line by preparing, sanding, cleaning, drying, loading, unloading, handling, and inspecting parts throughout the finishing process, as business needs require. Performs other relevant duties, tasks, assignments, and projects, upon request or as business needs require. Physical Demands and Work Environment The information below describes physical activities and surroundings an individual may encounter while performing primary responsibilities and essential functions of this position. Reasonable accommodation(s) may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions of the job.

Physical Demands:

Constant standing, bending, and stooping with repetitious hand and finger movements to use and operate hand and power tools with various degrees of torque; visual acuity and spatial recognition to read schematics, take accurate measurements, and inspect and assemble fabricated metal tanks to specifications; visual acuity and repetitious hand and finger movement to use and operate motorized pallet jacks; detect, perceive, identify, observe, inspect, and assess assembly functions; express and exchange information in-person and with documentation. Constant moving/traversing and positioning self to reach overhead and at or below the shoulder; move and position objects up to 50 lbs.

Work Environment:

Constantly works in manufacturing setting on the shop floor with exposure to fluctuating temperatures and noise levels at or above 100 decibels on average. Working on the shop floor requires safety glasses, hearing protection, and steel-toe footwear while working on the paint line requires additional personal protective equipment including, but not limited to respiratory protection. Qualifications High school diploma, GED, or equivalent required. One (1) year previous work experience in manufacturing, assembly, or related field required. Previous experience reading and interpreting blueprints or schematics, taking accurate measurements, using hand tools, and operating power tools required. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Strong work ethic with integrity while prioritizing safety and quality excellence. Knowledge, skill, and ability to follow verbal and written work instructions. Knowledge, skill, and ability to assemble fabricated metal parts. Knowledge and ability to use and apply basic mechanical skills to inspect fabricated metal parts for proper fit, alignment, and securing hardware and other components. Knowledge and ability to use and apply basic math skills while reading a tape measure for accurate measurements. Knowledge and ability to apply and use basic spatial recognition while reading and interpreting instructions, blueprints, or schematics. Knowledge, skill, and ability to identify and resolve surface defects and missing components. Ability, knowledge, and skill to prioritize safety while using and operating powered industrial trucks including motorized pallet jacks. Ability, knowledge, and skill to demonstrate professionalism and use respectful communication with employees at all levels within the organization. Ability and willingness to comply with all company policies, processes, and procedures including, but not limited to safety and code of conduct. Ability and skill to fluently speak, read, write, and understand English.