Final Assembly Operator II – Cross‑Train & Impact

Zvh; Skaneateles Falls (NY); On-site; USD 26,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage from day one

Dental coverage

401(k) Plan

ESPP

Job summary

Baxter is seeking a Manufacturing Operator in Final Assembly to perform routine assemblies, inspections, packing/shipping and sub-assemblies using basic tools and assembly techniques at pre-assigned output levels. You will rotate among stations, read blueprints, and support cross-training while contributing to quality and on-time production.

The role requires good mechanical dexterity, ability to read diagrams, and willingness to work overtime.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• 1 year (minimum) of successful experience in assembly/related functional area is preferred.
• Ability to read, write and use basic math; maintain accuracy in repetitive tasks.
• Good mechanical dexterity and accuracy in performing repetitive tasks.

Responsibilities

• Perform basic visual and/or physical in-process testing to ensure high quality standards are met.
• Rotate among stations within work center/department to support cross training.
• Read blueprints, diagrams, and process sheets to determine setup procedures, equipment and materials needed, assembly process, safety precautions, cycle time and related requirements.
• Handle basic chemicals in assembly detail and use simple machinery to prepare component parts for further assembly.
• Assist higher-level Assemblers in more complicated assemblies or final production, as needed.
• Diagnose faulty operations, product imperfections, and/or equipment malfunctions and resolve discrepancies with technical staff.
• Maintain accurate inventory counts of completed work and monitor schedule, quality and quantity.

Skills

Mechanical dexterity

Reading

Writing

Teamwork

Overtime eligible

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Tools

Blueprints/diagrams

Job description

Baxter is seeking a Manufacturing Operator in Final Assembly to perform routine assemblies, inspections, packing/shipping and sub-assemblies using basic tools and assembly techniques at pre-assigned output levels. You will rotate among stations, read blueprints, and support cross-training while contributing to quality and on-time production.

The role requires good mechanical dexterity, ability to read diagrams, and willingness to work overtime.