3rd Shift Assembler

Nemco Food Equipment LTD; Hicksville Township (OH); On-site; USD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Nemco Food Equipment LTD is seeking an assembler to join our production team in Ohio. You will read blueprints, position components, and assemble parts using hand and power tools across multiple product lines.

The role includes conducting quality checks, maintaining a clean work area, and adhering to safety standards. The position requires learning various assemblies, working with colleagues, and supporting Lean principles to improve efficiency.

Qualifications

• Experience as an assembler in a production environment preferred.
• Ability to operate a forklift is a plus.
• Comfort with using hand and power tools to assemble parts.

Responsibilities

• Read blueprints and follow written instructions and procedures.
• Position or align components manually or with hand tools.
• Use hand tools or machines to assemble parts.
• Conduct quality control checks.
• Clean and maintain work area, tools, and equipment.
• Set up and operate machinery.
• Use measuring tools.
• Learn multiple product lines and their assemblies.

Skills

Blueprint reading

Quality control

Teamwork

Lean principles

Tools

Forklift operation

Job description

Description

Nemco is a family-owned business, since 1976, that manufactures food equipment for the fast food, convenience, restaurant, and entire foodservice industry. Nemco strives to be an employer of choice by focusing on six core values and a positive, family culture. Our six core values are: Respect Others, Do the Right Thing, Embrace Learning, Be Agile, WOW Customers and Create Awesome.

The job of an Assembler requires a wide range of knowledge and skills across many product lines. Skilled assemblers putting together complex machines read detailed schematics and blueprints that show how to assemble the machine. After determining how parts should connect, they use hand or power tools to trim, shim, cut, and make other adjustments to fit components together. Once the parts are properly aligned, they connect them with bolts and screws, or other means to mate the pieces together

Key Responsibilities:

• Read blueprints and to follow specific written instructions and procedures
• Position or align components and parts manually or with hand tools
• Use hand tools or machines to assemble parts
• Conduct quality control checks
• Clean and maintain work area, tools, and other equipment
• Set up and operate machinery
• Use measuring tools
• Learn multiple product lines and their assemblies
• Create good teamwork through proper leadership techniques
• Maintains workflow by monitoring steps of the process
• Understands Cycle Time and Line Balancing Concepts
• Ensuring safety, quality and productivity standards are met
• Maintain compliance with the standardized work
• Observing control points and equipment; Making necessary adjustments as needed
• Practices good 5S and housekeeping
• Ability to understand and apply Lean Principles
• Other duties as assigned

Key Roles:

• Know and model Nemco’s core values
• Be a participating member of a small team
• Know and apply all policies, procedures, or work instructions
• Be approachable and able to take direction and coaching from your Line Leader or their leadership team.
• Develop an engaged employee culture
• Be able to train others, as needed

Relevant Work Experience:

Experience as an assembler in a production environment preferred. Ability to operate a forklift is a plus.

Work Schedule:

• This is a 3rd shift position. You will start on 1st shift and after an initial training period, productivity and quality requirements must be met. Training is expected to last about 3 weeks, at which time you will move to 3rd shift.
• Sunday night - Friday morning (9:00pm - 5:00am; 8-hour shift 20 minute paid lunch) Subject to Change
• Occasional overtime is required

Requirements

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

Standing: Most tasks are performed in a standing position with intermittent walking.
Lifting: Frequently lifting items weighing 5 lbs. to 60 lbs.; occasionally team lifting items weighing up to 100 lbs.
Walking: Frequent walking short distances (less than 1/8 mile).
Carrying: Occasional carrying of bulky items weighing up to 50 lbs. short distances.
Pushing: Use of manual hand truck and carts to occasionally move skids or parts short distances.
Pulling: Use of manual hand truck and carts to occasionally move skids or parts short distances.
Bending: Occasional bending required to perform a variety of tasks.
Reaching: Frequent reaching to load and unload parts from fixture, tubs, carts, or pallets.
Handling: Frequent handling of parts ranging in weight from 5 lbs. to 60 lbs.

Gripping: Frequent gripping of varying sizes of parts

*Employees working on an industrial assembly line must have exceptional hand-eye coordination, which is the ability to visually control the hands at a rapid or constant rate. They typically perform the same task repeatedly, using their hands and power tools to complete the task.