Kelly
Assembly Operator
Position: Assembly Operator II Pay Rate: $19.50/hour Schedule: MondayThursday | 4:30 AM
3:00 PM Position Summary
The Assembly Operator II is responsible for safely operating, troubleshooting, and maintaining high-speed, large-scale automated assembly equipment. This role requires hands-on mechanical aptitude, the ability to perform complex adjustments and changeovers, and a strong focus on quality, safety, and efficiency in a manufacturing environment. Key Responsibilities
Safely operate assigned automated assembly machines in a high-volume production setting. Perform complex repairs, machine setups, adjustments, and changeovers to maintain optimal performance. Conduct in-process quality checks according to the Quality Inspection Plan (QIP) and document measurements per engineering prints at required intervals. Perform daily, weekly, and monthly preventive and routine machine maintenance. Identify, troubleshoot, and reset machine faults; clear jams and restart production efficiently. Package finished products according to established procedures and quality standards. Follow all safety, quality, and production guidelines while maintaining a clean and organized work area. Technical & Mechanical Duties
Adjust tooling, including sharpening and conditioning components. Inspect and adjust spring-loaded pins, keying features, bend stations, and insertion stations. Replace machine components such as sensors, punches, dies, stock components, air cylinders, and belts. Adjust housing feeds according to established standards. Use precision measuring and inspection tools, including height indicators, gauges, ram optics, and microscopic visual inspection equipment. Qualifications & Experience
Minimum of 1+ year of relevant manufacturing or assembly experience, or equivalent vocational/technical training. Demonstrated mechanical aptitude with automated or semi-automated equipment. Ability to read and follow work instructions, inspection plans, and engineering prints. Familiarity with preventive maintenance practices and basic troubleshooting techniques. Ability to recognize when deviations from standard procedures are necessary and escalate appropriately. Strong attention to detail, safety awareness, and problem-solving skills. Job Scope & Complexity
Duties are varied and semi-routine, requiring independent judgment within established procedures. Role may require adapting processes to address equipment or production issues while maintaining quality and safety standards.
Position: Assembly Operator II Pay Rate: $19.50/hour Schedule: MondayThursday | 4:30 AM
3:00 PM Position Summary
The Assembly Operator II is responsible for safely operating, troubleshooting, and maintaining high-speed, large-scale automated assembly equipment. This role requires hands-on mechanical aptitude, the ability to perform complex adjustments and changeovers, and a strong focus on quality, safety, and efficiency in a manufacturing environment. Key Responsibilities
Safely operate assigned automated assembly machines in a high-volume production setting. Perform complex repairs, machine setups, adjustments, and changeovers to maintain optimal performance. Conduct in-process quality checks according to the Quality Inspection Plan (QIP) and document measurements per engineering prints at required intervals. Perform daily, weekly, and monthly preventive and routine machine maintenance. Identify, troubleshoot, and reset machine faults; clear jams and restart production efficiently. Package finished products according to established procedures and quality standards. Follow all safety, quality, and production guidelines while maintaining a clean and organized work area. Technical & Mechanical Duties
Adjust tooling, including sharpening and conditioning components. Inspect and adjust spring-loaded pins, keying features, bend stations, and insertion stations. Replace machine components such as sensors, punches, dies, stock components, air cylinders, and belts. Adjust housing feeds according to established standards. Use precision measuring and inspection tools, including height indicators, gauges, ram optics, and microscopic visual inspection equipment. Qualifications & Experience
Minimum of 1+ year of relevant manufacturing or assembly experience, or equivalent vocational/technical training. Demonstrated mechanical aptitude with automated or semi-automated equipment. Ability to read and follow work instructions, inspection plans, and engineering prints. Familiarity with preventive maintenance practices and basic troubleshooting techniques. Ability to recognize when deviations from standard procedures are necessary and escalate appropriately. Strong attention to detail, safety awareness, and problem-solving skills. Job Scope & Complexity
Duties are varied and semi-routine, requiring independent judgment within established procedures. Role may require adapting processes to address equipment or production issues while maintaining quality and safety standards.