Precision Shutter Assembler

Westlake Royal Building Products; Elkland (PA); On-site; USD 21,000 - 32,000; Full time

Job summary

Westlake Royal Building Products is seeking an assembly technician to ensure precision in assembling materials and sub-assemblies on the branded line. The role requires standing, lifting up to 50 pounds, and adherence to safety policies in a metal manufacturing environment.

You will read blueprints, operate handheld power tools, and use MS Office for production tracking. Teamwork in a lean manufacturing setting is essential to meet quality and throughput targets.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent; relevant training preferred.
• 1–2 years in a relevant field is typical.
• Safety-minded with ability to read and follow work directions.

Responsibilities

• Comply with Company Safety Policies and Procedures.
• Understand and apply the Company Safety Consequences Policy.
• Fasten or assemble light and medium size parts on the factory line.
• Operate electrical, hydraulic and air activated hand tools.
• Read and follow standard work directions on the assembly line.
• Ensure each piece meets quality standards as assembled.
• Keep track of production numbers to meet quotas.
• Report any machine malfunctions.
• Work in a lean, team-based environment.
• Drive plant performance through Safety, Quality, Delivery and Cost metrics.
• Maintain regular attendance and scheduling flexibility.

Skills

Precision measuring

Blueprints

MS Office

Handheld power tools

Basic computer skills

Office proficiency within 12 months

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Relevant certification/training

Tools

Electrical hand tools

Hydraulic hand tools

Air-powered tools

Handheld power tools

Job description

Westlake Royal Building Products is seeking an assembly technician to ensure precision in assembling materials and sub-assemblies on the branded line. The role requires standing, lifting up to 50 pounds, and adherence to safety policies in a metal manufacturing environment.

You will read blueprints, operate handheld power tools, and use MS Office for production tracking. Teamwork in a lean manufacturing setting is essential to meet quality and throughput targets.