Assembly Technician - NIGHT SHIFT

Division: BENTELER Automotive  Functional Area: Production   Career Level: Entry-Level Position  Contract Type: Permanent/Full-time  Weekly Working Hours: 40.00  Required Languages: English  Requisition ID: 46657  Benefits: United States : 401(k) Match || United States : Dental || United States : Development || United States : Educational Assistance || United States : Flexible Work Schedules || United States : Health Savings Accounts || United States : Holidays || United States : Life & Disability || United States : Medical || United States : Training || United States : Vacation || United States : Vision || United States : Wealth Management Support  At BENTELER, we make it possible. From promoting individual talents to international career prospects, or from generous opportunities for designing your career to personal development opportunities—at BENTELER, we always have answers to your questions about the future, based entirely on your personal needs. Diverse options that makes sure you can be anything and everything. Or, as we like to put it: BENTELER makes it happen! Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Directly responsible for the assembly of complex and varying components according to established procedures and methods prescribed.  This work involves identifying specific variations to each assembly and building each component accordingly.  This involves differentiating the assembly of several parts, tolerances, and specifications.  Principle Accountabilities : Performs all job functions in a safe manner following all established safety guidelines and procedures. Only operates work stations that the associates has been fully trained to operate and knows all emergency stop locations and “lock-out tag-out points” ( if applicable). Wears all necessary personal protective equipment at all times. Notifies the Team Leader immediately of any safety concerns. Operates various machines and power hand tools to assemble components as dictated by the manufacturing systems and processes and to a broadcasted build specification.  Performs repetitive operations of loading and unloading component parts and assemblies into process modules.     To ensure quality, performs visual and gaged inspections, and verifies proper assembly of all parts as directed by work instructions; work is subject to process and final inspection. Recognizes defective parts, machine malfunctions, and dimensional deviations; referring problems to team leader. Required to keep non-conforming material in designated areas and follow established procedures for assembly. Uses various power hand tools to build components to specific tolerances, torques and other specifications.  Uses other tools such as hammers, files, deburr tools, wrenches, power or air tools, as a repair process as required. Under little supervision, with detailed instructions and guidance, will provide assistance with new work, variations, and operating in efficiencies. …