MAIN DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
The role of the Assembly Operative will achieve results in the following key areas, in conjunction with the other assembly operatives, planners, fabrication, powder and stores teams, in order to fulfil the overall job purpose. This is not an exhaustive list.
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To assemble doors of varying sizes with various hardware to be attached.
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To use hand and air tools to assemble products.
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To meet daily production targets.
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To achieve required quality standards.
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To follow health and safety processes and procedures.
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To resolve assembly issues efficiently.
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To liaise with Supervisors.
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To follow manual handling procedures when lifting and carrying.
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Ensure Health & Safety procedures are adhered to, that a safety-first culture is embedded and respected.
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Ensure Quality procedures are adhered to, that continuous improvement and a right first time better every time mentality is encouraged.
This role may involve the requirement for a reasonable amount of overtime.
PERSON SPECIFICATION
Knowledge & Experience
Experience within a manufacturing assembly environment. Experience in working to set operative procedures and quality standards.
Skills
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Competent use of hand and air tools (grinder, drill, screwdriver, tape measure).
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Proficient in Microsoft Office (specifically MS Excel).
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High attention to detail.
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High level of accuracy.
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Good hand-eye coordination.
Qualifications Essential:
Personal Attributes
BENEFITS
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On-site parking.
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Company pension.
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Health cash plan scheme: you will be enrolled into the company health cash plan.
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Company sick pay: you will receive company sick pay after 6 months employment.
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Birthday holiday: your birthday off if it falls on a workday.
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Cycle to work scheme: the Company operates a cycle to work scheme.
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Eye test voucher: Spec Savers eye test vouchers for all staff.
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discount scheme: we offer a discount scheme