Assembler

The Assembler is responsible for a sequence of operations to correctly assemble door lock mechanisms. The Assembler must be able to use a variety of hand tools — e.g., air drill, fixtures, etc. The Assembler also has the following requirements: Must be able to lift 50lbs. 

• An assembler needs to follow FIFO guidelines when proceeding to their next order. 
• Read and understand the order correctly to start the assembly process (Top to bottom).    
• Start with the external assembly process. 
• Place Knob/lever on worktable  
• Attach plastic washers and grease needs to be added.  
• Place shims, plates, and springs. (Depending on requested item) 
• Test handle to ensure proper mechanism function (verify that installation is not too tight nor to lose) Team lead can assist trainee with an accurate feel of a correct tightness) 
•  Add springs/spindles to the handle (make adjustments as needed) 
• Proceed with assembling the inside component (Repeat 1-10 instruction) 
• Trainees must complete Hour by Hour sheet, with dates, times, and discrepancies throughout the process. (This is to see how many locks the trainee completed in that hour, includes, trainee stepping away from the dept.) 
• Emtek’s business model relies on the associate’s ability to work in various departments/jobs/roles.  Associates will be moved within the various departments/jobs/roles, thereby enabling Emtek to react quickly to sustain our promised lead times to our customers.

Department cleanliness:  

1. Maintain a clean workstation throughout entire shift. 

1. Only keep product needed.  

1. Refill individual bins/ shared bins.  

Training Stages:  

Day 0-27: Must be able to complete 10 pairs per hour.  

Day 27-55: Must be able to complete 15 pairs per hour. 

Day 55-85: Must be able to complete 22 pairs per hour. 

 To perform this job successfully, an individual must meet the expectations of each essential duty. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skills and abilities required.  

• Meet productivity goals, 22 pairs an hour. 
• Meet quality goals.  
• Must be willing to work in a fast paced, intense environment. 
• Must be able to work independently.  
• Work varied hours as required.  
• Must demonstrate a good work ethic.  

Physical Demands and Work Environment:

• The employee frequently is required to walk or stand for long periods of time.
• The employee must frequently lift and/or move up to 59 lbs.,