Job Summary
The Line Leader - Assembly is responsible for supporting assembly operations, assisting in handling technical issues within the production line, maintaining assembly equipment and fixtures, troubleshooting defects, and ensuring compliance with quality and production standards.
Qualifications
Education
- At least a High School Graduate.
General Skills
- Must be a team player and have good coordination abilities.
- Must be detail-oriented and well-organized to avoid accidents.
- Must be physically fit and healthy for lifting heavy items.
- Must be open to working long-standing hours.
- Can work well without supervision.
- Strong technical knowledge of manufacturing procedures.
Technical Skills
- Superior mental and analytical ability and problem-solving techniques.
- Able to interpret technical drawings.
- Must have good eye-hand coordination for working with small components.
Experience Required
- Minimum of 2 years of experience in the plastic industry of a manufacturing setup.
Authority
- Determine root causes of failures using statistical methods and recommend changes in designs, tolerances, or processing methods.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Assists the Production Team Leader in handling technical problems encountered in the assembly line.
- Preparing and setting up the required assembly jigs and fixtures in the production line before the start of production.
- Regularly checks settings and condition of assembly tools, such as Automatic Torque Screw and DC Power Supply, when in use, according to the required specification.
- Repair defective units encountered by Production Operators in the assembly production line.
- Investigate and report on the root causes of defective units.
- Suggest corrective and preventive action to reduce defective units and recurring defects.
- Ensure proper inventory and maintenance of all assembly and inspection jigs and fixtures.
- Ensure completeness and correctness of components before the assembly process.
- Monitors calibration due dates on all inspection and testing equipment in the assembly area.
- Coordinate calibration of inspection and testing equipment in the assembly area with the QCA Engineer.
- Confirms defective components and attach bad material slip to defective components.
- Submit and coordinate bad material slips and defective components to the QCA Section for supplier feedback.
- Train and assist production operators in troubleshooting assembly defects.
- Ensures strict compliance with repair work and standards.
- Replaces the Machine Operator in their absence.
- Assumes responsibility of the Production Team Leader in their absence.
- Perform other activities assigned by the immediate superior.
Minimum Training Requirements
- ISO 9001:2015 Awareness
- Quality Management System
- Product Awareness
- Company Profile, Rules and Regulations
- Health & Safety Awareness