Pre Assembler

Jonathan Louis International; Verona (MS); On-site; USD 28,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

Jonathan Louis International is seeking a Pre-Assembler to perform prepared and basic assembly operations on furniture parts. You will follow production schedules, prepare components, and assemble subassemblies under direct supervision to meet quality and production standards.

You will identify parts, gather materials, use hand and pneumatic tools safely, and ensure correct assembly before moving to the next step.

Qualifications

• Ability to learn and perform defined preparation and basic assembly operations under direct supervision.
• Follow verbal and written work instructions and identify parts and materials.
• Manual dexterity to position, align, and secure parts and hardware accurately.
• Attention to detail and ability to recognize defects in materials and workmanship.
• Ability to meet established quality and production standards and seek help when issues exceed training or responsibilities.
• Ability to communicate work-related questions, safety concerns, shortages, and quality issues effectively.
• Bilingual English and Spanish skills preferred.

Responsibilities

• Read and follow production schedules, work orders, and instructions for assigned preparation and subassembly operations.
• Identify, gather, and organize the correct parts, materials, and hardware for scheduled work; notify the supervisor of shortages or incorrect components.
• Prepare and assemble designated furniture parts and subassemblies using established methods, fixtures, and instructions.
• Position, align, and secure assigned components, including attaching chipboard to arm assemblies where required by the operation.
• Use hand tools and pneumatic tools, including staple guns, safely after receiving training in the assigned operation; inspect tools before use and report unsafe or malfunctioning equipment.
• Check materials and completed subassemblies for correct parts, alignment, fastening, and visible defects before passing them to the next operation.
• Correct basic workmanship issues within established instructions and request assistance with fit, damage, or construction issues beyond the assigned scope.
• Meet established production and quality standards for assigned operations while following safe work practices.
• Keep prepared components organized and ready for the next production step; communicate delays or material and quality concerns promptly.
• Maintain a clean and orderly work area, wear required personal protective equipment and promptly report hazards or injuries.
• Participate in required training and perform other related duties as assigned.

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

Description

Job Summary:

The Pre-Assembler role performs defined preparation and basic assembly operations on furniture parts and subassemblies before they move to subsequent assembly or upholstery operations. Follows production schedules, work orders, and demonstrated methods to prepare, align, and attach assigned components accurately and safely. Works under direct supervision meet established quality and production standards for assigned work, and refer more complex fit, material, or assembly issues to the supervisor or designated experienced staff.

Job Responsibilities:

• Read and follow production schedules, work orders, and instructions for assigned preparation and subassembly operations.
• Identify, gather, and organize the correct parts, materials, and hardware for scheduled work; notify the supervisor of shortages or incorrect components.
• Prepare and assemble designated furniture parts and subassemblies using established methods, fixtures, and instructions.
• Position, align, and secure assigned components, including attaching chipboard to arm assemblies where required by the operation.
• Use hand tools and pneumatic tools, including staple guns, safely after receiving training in the assigned operation; inspect tools before use and report unsafe or malfunctioning equipment.
• Check materials and completed subassemblies for correct parts, alignment, fastening, and visible defects before passing them to the next operation.
• Correct basic workmanship issues within established instructions and request assistance with fit, damage, or construction issues beyond the assigned scope.
• Meet established production and quality standards for assigned operations while following safe work practices.
• Keep prepared components organized and ready for the next production step; communicate delays or material and quality concerns promptly.
• Maintain a clean and orderly work area, wear required personal protective equipment and promptly report hazards or injuries.
• Participate in required training and perform other related duties as assigned.

Qualifications (Experience/Education):

• Ability to learn and perform defined preparation and basic assembly operations under direct supervision. Previous furniture manufacturing, assembly, woodworking, or related production experience preferred.
• Ability to follow verbal and written work instructions and identify the parts and materials needed for assigned work.
• Ability to learn and demonstrate safe use of hand tools, pneumatic tools, and assigned fixtures before using them without hands-on assistance.
• Manual dexterity to position, align, and secure parts and hardware accurately.
• Attention to detail and the ability to recognize basic material, alignment, fastening, and workmanship defects.
• Ability to meet established quality and production standards for assigned operations and seek help when issues exceed training or responsibilities.
• Ability to communicate work-related questions, safety concerns, shortages, and production or quality issues effectively.
• Ability to work cooperatively with coworkers, receive instruction, and apply feedback.
• High school diploma or equivalent preferred.
• Bilingual English and Spanish skills preferred.