Job Title: Production Assembler(I-III)
Department: Operations
Reports to: Production Supervisor
Job Class: Hourly
Pay Rate: Dependent upon experience
Position Summary:
This position performs frequent rigorous tasks such as, mounting, cleaning, washing, and inspection of components under a microscope. These processes require knowledge of use of various equipment such as bake ovens, ultrasonic cleaners, as well as various tools such as microscopes, hand brushes and hand tools. The assembler will also load and operate various automated equipment and perform a variety of tasks in conjunction with component assembly.
Job Duties and Responsibilities:
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Job Duties and Responsibilities |
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| Production Assembler I |
- Able to read and follow procedures exactly as written.
- Continues to follow Good Manufacturing Practices.
- Performs a variety of manual tasks such as mounting and curing components, inspecting under a microscope, hand cleaning of components, etc.
- Load, run, and monitor automated equipment as needed.
- Maintains safe and clean working areas.
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| Production Assembler II |
- All functions of Production Assembler I.
- Able to be self-sufficient in main work area.
- Assists in preparing and lining up work for Crystal Assembler I personnel.
- Works with process engineering to suggest changes in process or product to improve throughput, yield, etc.
- Periodically checks with other peers or line leads to support other functions as needed in the finish product line.
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| Production Assembler III |
- All functions of Production Assembler II.
- Makes suggestions for procedure changes to ensure procedures remain up to date and correct.
- Confers with process engineers, supervisor, and other technical workers to assist with equipment installation, maintenance, experiments, and repair techniques when needed.
- Is well cross-trained within their main department but can also work in other departments within the crystal line.
- Is recognized as the resident expert in the main area that they work in.
- Mentors and trains employees.
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Supervises:
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
| Category |
Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities |
| Production Assembler I |
- Hand coordination and dexterity
- Knowledge of components, specifications, SOPs, and testing processes
- Ability to work cohesively with peers and supervisors
- Be able to use a microscope for long periods of time
- Accountable for addressing any issues in their cell areas to the supervisor
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| Production Assembler II |
- All skills from Production Assembler I
- Understanding of basic tools or testing equipment
- Ability to switch between areas daily as needed
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| Production Assembler III |
- All skills from Production Assembler II
- Ability to be easily cross-trained in various locations
- Exceptional communication skills with peers, supervisors, and engineering teams
- Complete mastery of procedures and processes in at least a single process area (e.g., crystal etch, MRW etch, baseplate, etc.)
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Education, Experience & Training:
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Education, Experience & Training: |
| Production Assembler I |
- Little or no prior relevant experience required.
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| Production Assembler II |
- Two years of operator level experience required.
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| Production Assembler III |
- 5 years of advanced experience required.
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Physical requirements and working environment:
- Some light lifting required
- Sitting for long periods
- Squatting or bending
- Walking around the cell or production floor
- Must have the ability to obtain a security clearance
SPECIAL NOTE:The intent of this job description is to provide a representative summary of job duties and responsibilities required of the position. Employees may be asked to perform other job-related duties or tasks that are not specifically identified in this job description. Acceptance of employment based on this job description in part or whole does not create an employment contract implied or otherwise.