Assembler-Final

GRISWOLD INDUSTRIES

Job Description Final Assembler

JOB DIMENSIONS

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Job Summary :

Under general or limited supervision (depending on level of overall experience), assemble and test valve assemblies and components; write test reports; check parts and completed work for conformity with government, export, quality control and other customer specifications; and perform other related duties as assigned.

Reports to

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Final Assembly Lead/Assembly Manager

Examples of Duties and Responsibilities

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• Review work orders and inspect bill of materials, engineering drawings and parts for special instructions;
• Evaluate special instructions from engineering drawings;
• Interface with quality control inspectors;
• Order parts from stock;
• Write stock requisitions and reject slips;
• Test all production valves and components;
• Use power tools and large saws;
• Follow engineering and sales order special instructions;
• Bend tubing as specified and required per valve;
• Read dimensions;
• Read blueprints and schematics; and
• Keep equipment and work area clean and safe;
• Regular punctuality, attendance, and absence reporting in conformance with company policies is essential to the successful performance of this position; and
• Fully comply with company rules, policies, procedures, and safety guidelines to ensure safe and effective operations;

Qualifications Guidelines :

Any combination equivalent of, but not limited to, the following:

Experience/Training/Education

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• Considerable experience in all assembly areas;
• Trained in valve assemblies and production components;
• Some experience in electro-mechanical assembly;
• Trained to read and interpret blueprints, schematics, engineering drawings;
• Trained in all company products and components;
• Trained in bill of materials, stock requisitions and related inter-departmental communications;
• Trained in safety and hazardous materials handling procedures; and
• Trained in safe forklift operations where required.

Knowledge/Skills/Abilities :

• Ability to assemble and inspect parts for conformity to quality control standards;
• Ability to write results of government testing procedures in test reports;
• Ability to operate bending tools with efficiency and accuracy;
• Ability to use air guns, air drills, power metal saws, flaring machine, tube cutter, grinders and related power tools and machines;
• Ability to set up and organize work;
• Ability to read and interpret wire lists and electrical schematics;
• Ability to adjust specifications to meet customer demands;
• Ability to identify assembly materials, such as elbows, nipples, and bustlings;
• Ability to differentiate tubing by metal, size, grade, and quantity;
• Ability to analyze testing failures and solve problems;
• Ability to participate in final inspection work;
• Ability to communicate modifications to engineering;
• Ability to test and implement test valve changes and unique customer requirements; and
• Ability to work cooperatively with co-workers and related department representatives.

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