Parts Washer/Clean Room Assistant
Preparing parts for assembly
- Audit kit for missing or damaged parts
- Clean parts in solvent tank
- Some parts are not cleaned in solvent tank, ask the mechanic that will be assembling if you are unsure.
- Clean out all cross drillings and all holes
- Small to medium clean parts are to be protected and carefully put into a kit cart
- Large parts are to be protected and carefully put onto a metal pallet
- Kit carts and pallets are to be labeled with work order
- Wash parts in order that they were called out unless a different priority has been given by supervisor or team lead
Incoming Rack:
- Take any parts off incoming rack, clean and put away. (every day)
Solvent Tank:
- Both tanks have to be cleaned and new solvent installed. (every 2 months)
Floor stock inventory arriving:
- Put away in designated location
- Threaded fasteners - Require washing before putting in their designated location (every day)
Wash area supplies:
- Replenish as needed at tool crib
Wash area organization:
- Sweep and mop floor. (every week)
- Keep area clean and organized (every day)
- Organizing and moving our assembly fixtures as needed for our department
Tool Crib/Office supplies
- Ensure Department does not run out of shared use products
- Alcohol, Astro Kote A, Kimwipes, disposable gloves, masking tape and other.
- Printer paper, pens, ink cartridges, etc.
Calibration
- Return and also retrieve any gages due to be re-calibrated (weekly)
Assembler Spindle Trainee in northern at Unknown Company
- Typical pay
- $45,450–$53,000
For context, most assemblers earn between $45,450–$53,000 a year according to Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data. What this particular role pays is set by the employer — check the description above.
This position is listed as full time and onsite.