• · The Off Shift Production Operator is needed to work either the afternoon shift (2nd shift) or midnight shift (3rd shift) starting out.
• · Attend Daily Shift Start-Up Meetings.
• · Process and assemble components to customer-approved standards.
• · Follow writtenprocedures (ODS), monitor quality, and communicate production and quality issues to the Team Leaderor Supervisor.
• · Ensure health, safety and 5S policies and standards are followed. Reportany unsafe conditions to the Supervisor immediately.
• · Inspect components and parts and report any quality issues to the Team Leader or Supervisor.
• · Move or transfer components and parts to workstations from racks, boxes, carousals, etc.
• · Join parts using screws, rivets, clips, welders, etc
• · Secure fasteners with manual, hydraulic, and electric tools.
• · Apply adhesive appliques, gaskets, etc.
• · Trim components and parts using a utility knife or other trimming device per ODS.
• · Assembly equipment – loading, unloading and properly using Poke Yoke equipment.
• · Apply labels correctly to components and packaged parts.
•  Inspect components, defect recognition, and material recognition and contain asnecessary.
•  Select the packaging of the goods and ensure the goods are packaged professionally.
• · Additional duties as may be assigned.

Physical Ability Requirements:

• · Stationary Position (Standing)
• · Movement (Walking)
• · Carry Weight (Lifting up to 40 lbs)
• · Communication (Seeing/Talking/Hearing)
• · Use Hands/Fingers (part assembly, quality inspection)
• · Requiredstanding 2-4 hours before break
• · Repetitive twisting/bending
• · Repetitive useof hands using tools and small-part assembly

Benefits: 

• Medical, Dental, and Vision benefits are available, as well as 401(k).
• UAW Facility