Combination Assembler

Job Description: Level 1 u2013 RC 15 u2013 Includes White Film Evaporators (WFE), Chronical Dryer Blenders (CDD) and all lower levels. Level 2 u2013 RC 14 u2013 All A-Level Vessel Assemblies, Clamp Top Heads and Drive Assembly, Movac Equipment. Level 3 u2013 RC 12-13 u2013 B-level Vessel Assembly. Level 4 u2013 RC 10 -11 u2013 Small Parts Assembly, Valves, Bearings, Seals, All Internal Hydrou2019s of Vessels, Jacketu2019s Top Heads and Columns, Paint Applicator and Protective Coatings. Level 5 u2013 RC 9 -10 u2013 All requirements identified below under RC9 Shipper Assembler. Combo of Assembler A, 050 (12 & 14); Drive Parts Assembler, 141 (10); & Shipper/ Assembler, 140 (9) NOTE: Level 1 became RC15 on 1/1/2019. Assembles mechanical/electrical or fabricated parts to produce subassemblies or completed production units. Disassembles, cleans and repairs parts or subassemblies returned from customers. Must have full working knowledge and ability to operate overhead cranes, including special operating procedures for installing glass to glass. Know proper sequence and procedures with the use of liquid nitrogen and the assembly and disassembly of single and/or dual flight Cry-O-Lock hubs. Have the ability to plan and implement different scaffolding platforms for the process of installing dual flight hubs. May fabricate, modify or improvise parts. May machine nozzles, grind, lap, or polish glass on assembly units. Inspects and tests subassemblies or completed production units prior to shipment. Use various hand and machine tools. Must have full working knowledge of SOPs and demonstrate this knowledge to customer inspectors in a professional and organized manner. Must be able to qualify for a tow motor license and operate a forklift within the business unit. May be required to trace parts on the CRT and at times, dispatch parts to keep the jobs moving. Must understand added requirements in paint preparation on vessels and parts. All levels of this classification are expected to train other employees in assembly techniques at their level of accomplished skill and must be able to consistently maintain housekeeping, safety and quality standards and follow standard operating procedures. May be used as a backup serviceman. Reads blueprints and follows verbal instructions. Plans proper sequence of operations and does layout work; may have a helper to whom he assigns work. Works with very little supervision. Train other employees on all aspects of this position as required. RC9 Shipper Assembler: Plans and lays out skids, supports and packing devices. Cuts and assembles skids, crates, boxes and supports. Performs all related tasks required for safe transport or storage of products. May perform various cutting and assembling operations using power and hand tools. Operates departmental lift truck. Provides proper placement of products in skids or crates and on cars and trucks. Checks Bill of Material to ascertain that the correct parts and quantities have been provided. Stencils or labels items and records weights. Writes memo shipping lists or provides other necessary information for typing shipping lists. Locates, gathers, prepares and packs various parts and products for shipping and storage. Weighs package or packages, and based on destination and method shipment, determines proper postage. May use postage machine to affix proper stamps. Drives truck transporting loads from and to factory. Delivers and picks up items from various points within the city as required. Transports L.C.L. shipments to and from freight terminals. Occasionally goes to out-of-town destinations. Loads and unloads truck with or without help using departmental fork lift and assisted by crane or hoist as necessary. Assembles limited types of mechanical or fabricated parts to produce sub-assemblies or complete units, using various hand tools and simple machine tools. Follows sequence of operations as established by precedent or as instructed. Works from simple prints. May have aid of a helper or may assist Assembler

Created: 2025-12-22