Quincy Compressor LLC
What you would do
Assembly of compressor products to engineering specifications. Improve methods, procedures, and quality in the Assembly area. Perform all production tasks in the Assembly area as deemed necessary, including:
Requires fitting and adjusting of parts and components to meet operating requirements of product.
Inspects for serviceability and proper performance of all component parts or the assembled unit.
Completes all required assembly documentation or reports.
Notifies supervisor and Quality Assurance personnel of any irregularities in components or assembled unit that could affect product reliability.
Suggests or initiates change requests for product improvement or ease of assembly to supervision.
Ensures quality craftsmanship is always maintained.
Meet daily production goals according to unit TACT times.
Works safely, always keeps area clean and free of hazards.
Operates power lift truck as necessary.
Makes suggestions to improve assembly area operation, reduce operating costs, increase efficiency, and improve quality of product.
What we offer
We offer extremely competitive medical insurance benefits, maternity and paternity leave, Employee Assistance Programs, gym membership reimbursement, rewards for wellness checkups, just to name a few.
Company Match and Automatic Company Contribution to your 401k
We have a generous vacation and paid holiday schedule, including a paid end of year shutdown.
A starting salary of $15.00 per hour
Merit reviews twice a year
You'll work in a climate-controlled facility
Uniforms and PPE is provided at no cost
We offer education assistance
What we ask of you
You have a High School Diploma or GED
Some technical school training (or equivalent work experience)
You have 1-3 years of prior relevant assembly experience within a manufacturing facility
You have strong mechanical and electrical skills and the ability to read and understand blueprints, schematic, and work instructions
You are flexible and a team player
You have the ability and knowledge to use various types of hand and power tools.
You have great attention to detail and organization skills, as well as problem-solving and trouble-shooting skills
You're easy to work with and have excellent interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills
You're willing to work overtime hours, as required to meet business needs
You are able to lift and carry at least 50 lbs., twist, turn, climb, stoop, kneel, push loads, pull on pipe wrenches and work in awkward positions.
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Requires fitting and adjusting of parts and components to meet operating requirements of product.
Inspects for serviceability and proper performance of all component parts or the assembled unit.
Completes all required assembly documentation or reports.
Notifies supervisor and Quality Assurance personnel of any irregularities in components or assembled unit that could affect product reliability.
Suggests or initiates change requests for product improvement or ease of assembly to supervision.
Ensures quality craftsmanship is always maintained.
Meet daily production goals according to unit TACT times.
Works safely, always keeps area clean and free of hazards.
Operates power lift truck as necessary.
Makes suggestions to improve assembly area operation, reduce operating costs, increase efficiency, and improve quality of product.
What we offer
We offer extremely competitive medical insurance benefits, maternity and paternity leave, Employee Assistance Programs, gym membership reimbursement, rewards for wellness checkups, just to name a few.
Company Match and Automatic Company Contribution to your 401k
We have a generous vacation and paid holiday schedule, including a paid end of year shutdown.
A starting salary of $15.00 per hour
Merit reviews twice a year
You'll work in a climate-controlled facility
Uniforms and PPE is provided at no cost
We offer education assistance
What we ask of you
You have a High School Diploma or GED
Some technical school training (or equivalent work experience)
You have 1-3 years of prior relevant assembly experience within a manufacturing facility
You have strong mechanical and electrical skills and the ability to read and understand blueprints, schematic, and work instructions
You are flexible and a team player
You have the ability and knowledge to use various types of hand and power tools.
You have great attention to detail and organization skills, as well as problem-solving and trouble-shooting skills
You're easy to work with and have excellent interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills
You're willing to work overtime hours, as required to meet business needs
You are able to lift and carry at least 50 lbs., twist, turn, climb, stoop, kneel, push loads, pull on pipe wrenches and work in awkward positions.
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