Assembler I

Daifuku Automotive America Corporation is a leader in Design, Manufacturing, Installation and Support of automotive automation/material handling systems in North America. The company is currently seeking an experienced Asembler Ifor the facility in Reynoldsburg, OH.

Daifuku Automotive America Corporation promotes and supports both individual and team success by providing opportunities to expand your skills and build on your capabilities.  As an Equal Opportunity Employer, we are committed to a culturally rich workforce and proud of our diversity in background, experience and origin.  Safety is part of our core values; we stress the importance to our employees by enforcing 5S and daily safety audits.

The primary goal is satisfying customer requirements of quality, quantity, and delivery, in a safe manner, while maximizing productivity. Specifically, the Assembler I is responsible for all job activities required to support production processes. These activities include but are not limited to: performing mechanical assembly work which is typically of high complexity and/or requires fitting, alignment and adjustment of components, units and assemblies to very close tolerances. 

Other responsibilities:

• →Read and understand blue prints and/or verbal and written instructions with minimal supervision
• →Be able to locate all parts and hardware as needed
• →Part inspection before assembly
• →Layout work
• →Assemble product as needed, shimming, grinding, setting dimensions
• →Assemble larger parts to maintain working order and disassemble for shipping as needed
• →Touch up paint, clean up, and get ready for shipping
• →Documents actions of final assemblies by completing production and quality forms
• →Resolves assembly problems by altering dimensions to meet specifications; notifying supervisor to obtain additional resources
• →Follows all plant safety guidelines, practices and procedures. Also, be aware of activity in the work surroundings and maintain a clean and safe work area
• →Properly use personal protective equipment when required
• →Maintain regular attendance – have reliable means of transportation
• →Perform other tasks as assigned

The primary goal is satisfying customer requirements of quality, quantity, and delivery, in a safe manner, while maximizing productivity. Specifically, the Assembler I is responsible for all job activities required to support production processes. These activities include but are not limited to: performing mechanical assembly work which is typically of high complexity and/or requires fitting, alignment and adjustment of components, units and assemblies to very close tolerances.   

Other responsibilities: 

• Read and understand blue prints and/or verbal and written instructions with minimal supervision 
• Be able to locate all parts and hardware as needed 
• Part inspection before assembly 

• Layout work 
• Assemble product as needed, shimming, grinding, setting dimensions 
• Assemble larger parts to maintain working order and disassemble for shipping as needed 
• Touch up paint, clean up, and get ready for shipping 
• Documents actions of final assemblies by completing production and quality forms 

• Resolves assembly problems by altering dimensions to meet specifications; notifying supervisor to obtain additional resources 
• Follows all plant safety guidelines, practices and procedures. Also, be aware of activity in the work surroundings and maintain a clean and safe work area  
• Properly use personal protective equipment when required 
• Maintain regular attendance – have reliable means of transportation 
• Perform other tasks as assigned 

• While performing the duties of this job, the employee works in typical manufacturing environment with overhead cranes and forklifts.  
• Overhead LED lights throughout the workspace create a bright workspace for employees to safely perform their work. 
• Normally clean work environment where the process creates some grinding dust, heat/cold, fumes/odors, and vibration. Housekeeping is performed as needed throughout the day and at the end of each shift. 
• The noise level in the work environment is normal to manufacturing processes with air tools, grinders, and other tools.  Yearly audiometric testing is provided by the company to monitor areas for improvement. 

• Non-climate-controlled facility in the summer, each work area is provided with fans to help keep cool. In the winter it is heated. 

Steel Toe Shoes/Boots 

Basic tools 

If you’d like to view a copy of the company’s affirmative action plan or policy statement, please email amus-hr@daifukuna.com.

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