Assembly OperatorThe Assembly Operator is responsible for safely operating and maintaining high-speed, large-scale automated assembly machines. This role involves making complex equipment repairs and adjustments, performing routine and preventive maintenance, and ensuring product quality through regular inspections and documentation.Key ResponsibilitiesSafely operate assigned high-speed automated assembly equipment according to company standards.Perform complex repairs, set-ups, and changeovers on assembly machinery.Conduct quality checks as detailed in the Quality Inspection Plan (QIP), and accurately document all specified measurements at required intervals.Carry out daily, weekly, and monthly preventive and routine maintenance on equipment.Make tooling adjustments, including sharpening/conditioning, checking spring-loaded pins (pin-out), and adjusting bend and insertion stations.Replace machine components such as sensors, punches, dies, stock parts, air cylinders, and belts as needed.Adjust housing feeds and other machine functions based on established standards.Use measurement tools such as height indicators, ram optics, gauges, and microscopes for precision checks.Identify and resolve machine faults, clear jams, restart production lines, and properly package finished products.Ensure a safe, organized, and clean work area at all times.Skills & QualificationsMinimum of 1 year of relevant on-the-job experience or vocational training in assembly or related manufacturing roles.Solid understanding of company procedures and the ability to apply job skills effectively.Mechanical aptitude with hands-on troubleshooting and repair skills.Proficient in using various measurement and inspection tools.Ability to recognize when deviations from standard procedures are necessary and take appropriate action.Attention to detail and commitment to product quality.Ability to perform semi-routine tasks with some variation and judgment.Job Scope & ComplexityDuties and responsibilities are varied and require both routine and non-routine actions.May require independent decision-making when working outside established guidelines and procedures.