Assembler Residential

Sets up miscellaneous light and automatic assembly and packing machines to perform a variety of operations such as adjusting set-ups until parts and sub-assemblies meet prescribed specification; instructs operators in proper use of set-up; troubleshoots on machines; and makes necessary adjustments and set ups to keep machines in operation. Operator will be expected to work in a flexible team environment.

Key Responsibilities:

• Operate assembly machines and equipment safely. Make up unit and multiple pack cartons pack assemblies as prescribed seal and label cartons.
• Will be required to perform work per print process documentation parts lists maintenance manuals engineering documentation or engineering instruction.
• Perform functional tests such as visual mechanical and electrical checks on parts sub-assemblies and devices. Check quality of parts being run using a variety of gages and other measuring equipment and stop production due to defects. Make sure measurement instruments being used are properly calibrated.
• Rework parts and assist with product problem solving. Gather data for continuous improvement.
• Conduct downtime tracking (where applicable) and keep updated documentation on equipment problems scrap quality checks etc.
• Work in a team environment which may include: Learning and using team skills training other team members identifying bottlenecks and work arounds. Will be required to attend communications meetings. May be asked to give customer/supplier tours and perform safety tours. Be responsible for actions log.
• Rotate among all jobs in department and move to bottlenecks.
• Perform and prioritize daily schedule based on customers requirements. Assist with scheduling and planning. Provide order status.
• Use appropriate system to obtain and move materials and supplies within the department to meet production schedules.
• Perform changeover duties and machine start up/shut down procedures. Load/unload parts.
• Perform operator maintenance awareness duties and checklists.
• Sets-up and operates a variety of assembly equipment. Required to work within skill level experience and training to maximize equipment uptime. Implement flexible workstations.
• Use basic computer skills to assist with communication between groups cells and shifts.
• May require successful completion of a variety of on the job certifications or qualification programs (including classroom instruction where applicable).
• Embrace and engage in the Honeywell Operating System (HOS) including activities but not limited to Safety & Behavioral Observation Process (BOP) 5S Continuous Improvement (Kaizen) Tiered Accountability Process Standard Work Rapid Problem Solving (RPS) Built In Quality (BIQ) Coaching Total productive Maintenance (TPM) and Knowledge Sharing.