Final Assembly Operator - 1st Shift

FINAL ASSEMBLY OPERATOR (ELECTRONICS) - 1ST SHIFT

Olathe, KS (Kansas City metro)

Schedule: Mon-Thu 6:00am-3:30pm, Fri 6:00am-2:30pm, every other Friday off. Occasional extended hours based on business needs.

Pay: $19.50/hour

ABOUT THE OPPORTUNITY

An electronics manufacturer in the Kansas City metro that builds printed circuit board assemblies and finished electronic products is adding a Final Assembly Operator to its Final Assembly department. You will perform final assembly on electronic and mechanical products according to customer drawings, work instructions, visual aids and quality requirements, using hand tools, fixtures and assembly equipment to complete builds, inspect workmanship, document production activity and flag discrepancies. Reports to the Production Supervisor.

WHAT YOU WILL DO

- Perform final assembly operations using work instructions, customer drawings, visual aids and production documentation

- Assemble electronic and mechanical products using hand tools, fixtures, hardware, labels, adhesives and related production materials

- Inspect assemblies for workmanship, completeness, correct orientation, proper hardware installation, labeling and conformance to customer requirements

- Identify and communicate material shortages, assembly discrepancies, nonconforming product and process concerns

- Maintain accurate production documentation, traceability records and required system transactions

- Support production flow by organizing parts, following job priorities and keeping a clean, safe work area

- Use tools, fixtures, equipment and materials responsibly

- Follow documented policies and procedures under the Quality Management System

WHAT YOU NEED

- Previous manufacturing, assembly or related production experience preferred

- Ability to perform detailed assembly work accurately and efficiently

- Ability to use basic hand tools, fixtures and assembly equipment safely

- Ability to interpret work instructions, visual aids, basic assembly drawings, bills of material and quality requirements

- Strong attention to detail: able to spot workmanship defects, missing components, incorrect hardware and documentation discrepancies

- Understanding of basic workmanship standards and quality requirements for assembled products

- Ability to operate a Windows PC for basic production transactions and documentation

- Proficient in reading, writing and speaking English

- Clear communication, dependability and teamwork

- Excellent attendance

WORK ENVIRONMENT

- Manufacturing and final assembly floor; safety procedures and PPE required

- Move and handle assemblies, parts, tools and materials up to 10 pounds

- Repetitive hand and wrist motions, small hand tools and detailed assembly tasks for extended periods