Assembler I-III Assemble, build, and test components, subassemblies, and finished products according to blueprints, engineering drawings, work instructions, specifications, and established production procedures. Use hand tools, power tools, measuring instruments, fixtures, and assembly equipment to complete production tasks accurately and efficiently. Read and interpret blueprints, diagrams, technical documents, and written instructions to determine assembly requirements, component placement, and proper installation methods. Inspect parts and completed assemblies for defects, proper fit, alignment, dimensions, and overall workmanship to ensure products meet quality standards. Perform basic functional tests, verify component operation, and document inspection results, production information, and any quality concerns. Set up and adjust equipment according to established procedures, perform routine maintenance, and maintain tools and workstations in good working condition. Identify assembly problems, troubleshoot equipment or component issues, and communicate concerns to supervisors, engineers, or quality personnel for resolution. Follow established safety procedures, quality requirements, regulatory guidelines, and company policies while maintaining a clean and organized work area. Meet production schedules and daily performance goals while maintaining accuracy, consistency, and attention to detail throughout the assembly process. Monitor parts availability, maintain accurate material usage, and ensure components and supplies are organized and accessible to support uninterrupted production. Support continuous improvement initiatives by identifying opportunities to improve workflow, reduce waste, increase efficiency, and maintain consistent product quality. Apply Lean manufacturing principles and participate in workplace organization, process improvement activities, and other production-related initiatives as assigned. Collaborate with team members, supervisors, and other departments to resolve production issues, communicate priorities, and ensure work is completed according to schedule. Assist with training and supporting less experienced assemblers, sharing knowledge of assembly procedures, equipment operation, quality expectations, and safe work practices. Demonstrate increasing independence and technical ability by learning additional production lines, handling more complex assembly tasks, and supporting advanced troubleshooting responsibilities as experience grows. Maintain reliable attendance, follow instructions, adapt to changing production demands, and demonstrate accountability, initiative, teamwork, and a commitment to workplace safety and product quality. Qualifications High school diploma or GED preferred or required, depending on position. Basic math, measurement, computer, reading, and written communication skills. Ability to follow detailed instructions, interpret technical documents, and use hand tools and measuring equipment. Previous manufacturing or assembly experience preferred; more advanced assembler levels may require relevant experience and demonstrated technical proficiency. Ability to work independently and as part of a team while meeting production, safety, and quality expectations. #

BROOK Pay:

$18.00 - $24.00 per hour

Experience:

Assembly:

1 year (Required) Ability to

Commute:

Pewaukee, WI 53072 (Required)

Work Location:

In person