Production Assembly

As a part of the Production Team, a Production Assembly Worker will be responsible for all required assemblies and installations on heavy-duty transit buses in the assigned work area on the production line, while maintaining a clean and safe work environment.  

We are seeking Production Assembly Workers for two different shifts.

• →Performs all installations and/or assemblies within a specified work area on the production line.
• →Prepares work to be accomplished by reviewing assembly instructions, blueprint specifications, parts lists, gathering parts, subassemblies, tools and materials.
• →Ensures quality and consistency in installations and/or assemblies within a specified work area.
• →Be able to work from blueprints, process sheets, and/or written instructions, then build to those specifications while utilizing measurement tools and basic math skills.
• →Have working knowledge of hand and air tools. Employee is regularly exposed to vibration, and occasionally works near moving mechanical parts.
• →Regularly lift and move up to 10 pounds, frequently lift and move up to 25 pounds and occasionally lift and move up to 50 pounds.
• →Be able to bend, stoop, and reach.  Be able to climb up and down, as well as work using a ladder. Employee will go extended periods of time standing and performing repetitive tasks.
• →Ensure workstation is kept clean and in safe working condition.
• →Be present on the job to perform the assigned duties and be able to work overtime which is often required to meet production schedules.

New Flyer is an EEO/AA/Female/Minority/Disabled/Vets Employer.  

Accommodations are available at all stages of the recruitment process, at the candidates’ request.

• Ability to use small hand and power tools repetitively, as well as measuring equipment and tools
• Ability to read and follow intermediate measurements and instructions with a strong mechanical aptitude.
• Be a team player, a self-starter and be able to work in a team setting.
• Good communication skills, ability to work with little supervision, with excellent time management skills.
• You will have to be able to lift at least 50 lbs., but that won’t happen frequently.  You will also be doing a lot of bending, as well as working above your head sometimes, and there may be times that you will be climbing a ladder.   You will also be on your feet the majority of the shift.