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NSK Steering & Control seeks an assembler for repetitive line production of automotive steering columns and sub-assemblies. The role requires working on a traditional assembly line, loading and operating machines, and performing quality checks to meet specifications.
Candidates should have 1–2 years of manufacturing experience, be reliable, detail-oriented, and enthusiastic about contributing to efficient line performance. This on-site position emphasizes safety and continuous improvement.
This position performs repetitive line assembly to mass-produce automotive steering columns and/or sub-assemblies following written and/or verbal specifications by performing the duties shown below. This is an hourly non-exempt position.
Works in-line, or areas where tasks vary as part moves along line, assembling specific parts and passing unit to another Team Member.
Works at different work stations as production needs require or shifts from one process to another to maintain line efficiency and reduce fatigue factor.
Loads and unloads previously set up machines such as automated assembly machines, hand assembly tables, forming machines, machining centers, boring machines, lathes, presses, rivet machines, u-joint machines, rotary welders, robotic welders, or inspection tables, to perform fastening, force fitting, welding, piercing, machining or metal working operations on assembly line.
Performs product quality check and records results per quality system documents
Performs process changeovers
Performs setup of equipment
Performs appropriate housekeeping and preventative maintenance as assigned
Examines material or product or surface defects such as cracks, pits, and incomplete welds
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