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Franklin Water Treatment, a division of Franklin Electric, is sourcing an Assembly professional in Avon, Indiana. The role focuses on light assembly of water treatment equipment, ensuring accuracy and quality across multiple workstations to meet production schedules.
The ideal candidate will have a high school diploma or GED, 1–2+ years in manufacturing, forklift certification, and strong attention to detail with fluent English. Safety and quality standards are emphasized.
Department: Manufacturing / Operations / Quality
Employment Type: Full Time
Location: US - Indiana - Avon
Reporting To: Adam Cross
Join Our Team in a Assembly role at Franklin Water Treatment, a Division of Franklin Electric
At Franklin Water Treatment, we build innovative water treatment solutions that make a difference. As an Assembler, you’ll help produce high-quality residential and commercial water treatment systems with accuracy and attention to detail. If you take pride in quality work and want to grow with a company committed to excellence, we’d love to have you on our team!
What you will be doing: Light Assembly - Assemble water treatment equipment and kits according to detailed instructions, safely operate a forklift, and work across various workstations to meet production schedules. You’ll also identify and report quality, equipment, process, or material concerns while following Franklin Electric quality and safety standards.
Who we want: We’re looking for a dependable, detail-oriented Assembler who takes pride in doing quality work. If you can follow instructions, work efficiently, and bring a strong work ethic to the team, WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!
What you need:
Physical demands for the job:
This role requires you to continually lift, carry, push, or pull up to 50 lbs. Continually stand, regularly required to walk. Occasionally required to sit; ascend or descend ladders, stairs, or ramps, turn wrenches, valves, or handles; bend or twist; use upper extremities/ reach above shoulders.