About Company: Our History Since our humble beginning as a small blacksmith shop in 1882, Brunner & Lay has grown to include manufacturing plants and warehouses on three different continents. These include seven facilities in the United States, two in Canada, three in Great Britain, one in Germany, and two in Australia. We have played a role in the construction of some of the world’s most famous highways, dams, airfields, mines, quarries, and even national monuments. American Made since 1882 About the Role: The Assembler plays a critical role in the manufacturing process by accurately and efficiently assembling components into finished products according to detailed specifications. This position ensures that all parts are correctly fitted, secured, and inspected to meet quality standards, contributing directly to the overall production output and customer satisfaction. The Assembler works closely with production teams to maintain a smooth workflow on the assembly line, adhering to safety protocols and operational guidelines. Attention to detail and manual dexterity are essential to identify and resolve any assembly issues promptly, minimizing downtime and defects. Ultimately, the Assembler helps uphold the company’s reputation for delivering reliable, high-quality products within scheduled timelines. Minimum Qualifications: • High school diploma or equivalent. • Experience with assembly processes in a manufacturing environment. • Proficiency in using hand tools and power equipment such as drill presses and band saws. • Ability to read and interpret assembly instructions, blueprints, and technical documents. • Strong attention to detail and manual dexterity. Preferred Qualifications: • Previous experience working on a production or assembly line. • Basic soldering skills. • Familiarity with quality control and visual inspection techniques. • Knowledge of safety standards and best practices in manufacturing. • Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and meet production targets. Responsibilities: • Perform assembly of components using hand tools, power equipment, and machinery such as drill presses and band saws according to work orders and blueprints. • Operate and maintain production line equipment to ensure continuous and efficient assembly operations. • Conduct visual inspections of assembled products to verify quality and adherence to specifications. • Follow safety procedures and maintain a clean and organized work area to promote a safe manufacturing environment. • Collaborate with team members and supervisors to troubleshoot assembly issues and implement process improvements. Skills: The required skills such as assembly process knowledge, hand tool proficiency, and operation of power equipment are essential for performing precise and efficient assembly tasks daily. Soldering and drill press operation skills enable the assembler to handle specialized assembly steps that require technical expertise. Visual inspection skills are used continuously to ensure that each product meets quality standards before moving to the next stage of production. Familiarity with the production and assembly line environment helps the assembler maintain workflow and collaborate effectively with team members. Preferred skills like quality control understanding and safety awareness further enhance the assembler’s ability to contribute to a safe, high-quality manufacturing process.