Assembler II, 1st Shift - BHE
22 days ago
Richmond
\n * • Job Description Summary Run production processes according to the Safety & Quality standards and improve them as per the business demand.\n • Accurate & Consistent use of Personal Protective Equipment's (Safety Glasses, Steel Toe Shoes, Hand Gloves, Uniform others as required by the specific process)\n, • Receive daily work assignments from the Team Leader/ Team Manager and execute production with Standard Operating Procedures as a base.\n, • Report any deviations (Safety, Quality, Parts, Equipment's etc related) to Status Boards immediately and update the Team Leader / Team Manager.\n, • Be active and engaged into the Daily Status Board Meetings by explaining the deviations and propose solutions.\n, • Review & suggest any improvements for the Standard Operating Procedures.\n, • Look into your own areas for waste (time, motion, transportation, inventories etc) elimination opportunities and drive KAIZEN improvements.\n, • Engaged in daily & weekly 5S routines to achieve high 5S Standard and Sustain it.\n, • Constantly look for the cross-training opportunities within different manufacturing processes & better ways to add value.\n, • Use the downtime efficiently to learn the new processes & run improvements from the status board activities.\n\n ORGANIZATIONAL COMPONENTS (level of functional responsibility, relationships, level of direction received, and ability to initiate work): \n • Reporting to Team Manager directly.\n, • According to delegation from TL/TM\n, • To stop the production process in case of safety / quality / environmental deviations\n, • To highlight problems and deviations\n, • To initiate and run problem resolution and improvement activities.\n, • Communicate with Support Functions ( Quality, Maintenance, Order Planning, Warehouse etc ) as needed.\n\n KEY PERFORMANCE MEASURES \n • Safe working (Number of minor injuries/accidents)\n, • Scrap & Rework % (customer claim, SOP deviations etc)\n, • Consistency with the routines ( Total Productive Maintenance, Start of shift/End of shift checklist etc)\n, • Delivery On Time Performance\n, • Productivity (Reported hours, competence matrix achievement)\n, • 5S Score for the cell or area, team.\n, • Attendance Performance (Punctuality, good attendance, unscheduled absences, time of requests)\n, • Adherence to Alfa Laval Inc Policies & Procedures.\n\n ALFA LAVAL CORE COMPETENCIES NEEDED \n • 3Zs Mindset ( Zero Injury, Zero Defect, Zero Breakdown)\n, • Customer Focus\n, • Drive for Results\n, • Technical Acumen\n, • Leading Self\n\n EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE AND CERTIFICATION/REGISTRATION DESIRED \n • High School or GED minimum.\n, • Manufacturing Technician I, II preferred\n, • Crane & Forklift certifications, nice to have.\n, • Able to read drawings, blueprints, manufacturing orders etc.\n, • Intermediate Computer Skills.\n\n PHYSICAL & ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS \n • Physical Requirements (lifting, climbing, standing, equipment use):\n, • Be able to lift up to 60 pounds.\n, • Shall be able read Safety Data Sheets for the Aerosols, coolants etc.\n, • Environmental Factors (hazardous materials, work location, work surfaces, exposure):\n\n OTHER REQUIREMENTS (i.e., travel, motor vehicle use, etc.) No domestic & international travel is required as a part of this job.\n Shift Information: 1st shift - Mon-Fri, 6:00am-2:30pm BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF POSITION ( job duties and responsibilities): \n • Accurate & Consistent use of Personal Protective Equipment's (Safety Glasses, Steel Toe Shoes, Hand Gloves, Uniform others as required by the specific process)\n, • Receive daily work assignments from the Team Leader/ Team Manager and execute production with Standard Operating Procedures as a base.\n, • Report any deviations (Safety, Quality, Parts, Equipment's etc related) to Status Boards immediately and update the Team Leader / Team Manager.\n, • Be active and engaged into the Daily Status Board Meetings by explaining the deviations and propose solutions.\n, • Review & suggest any improvements for the Standard Operating Procedures.\n, • Look into your own areas for waste (time, motion, transportation, inventories etc) elimination opportunities and drive KAIZEN improvements.\n, • Engaged in daily & weekly 5S routines to achieve high 5S Standard and Sustain it.\n, • Constantly look for the cross-training opportunities within different manufacturing processes & better ways to add value.\n, • Use the downtime efficiently to learn the new processes & run improvements from the status board activities.\n\n ORGANIZATIONAL COMPONENTS (level of functional responsibility, relationships, level of direction received, and ability to initiate work): \n • Reporting to Team Manager directly.\n, • According to delegation from TL/TM\n, • To stop the production process in case of safety / quality / environmental deviations\n, • To highlight problems and deviations\n, • To initiate and run problem resolution and improvement activities.\n, • Communicate with Support Functions ( Quality, Maintenance, Order Planning, Warehouse etc ) as needed.\n\n KEY PERFORMANCE MEASURES \n • Safe working (Number of minor injuries/accidents)\n, • Scrap & Rework % (customer claim, SOP deviations etc)\n, • Consistency with the routines ( Total Productive Maintenance, Start of shift/End of shift checklist etc)\n, • Delivery On Time Performance\n, • Productivity (Reported hours, competence matrix achievement)\n, • 5S Score for the cell or area, team.\n, • Attendance Performance (Punctuality, good attendance, unscheduled absences, time of requests)\n, • Adherence to Alfa Laval Inc Policies & Procedures.\n\n ALFA LAVAL CORE COMPETENCIES NEEDED \n • 3Zs Mindset ( Zero Injury, Zero Defect, Zero Breakdown)\n, • Customer Focus\n, • Drive for Results\n, • Technical Acumen\n, • Leading Self\n\n EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE AND CERTIFICATION/REGISTRATION DESIRED \n • High School or GED minimum.\n, • Manufacturing Technician I, II preferred\n, • Crane & Forklift certifications, nice to have.\n, • Able to read drawings, blueprints, manufacturing orders etc.\n, • Intermediate Computer Skills.\n\n PHYSICAL & ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS \n • Physical Requirements (lifting, climbing, standing, equipment use):\n, • Be able to lift up to 60 pounds.\n, • Shall be able read Safety Data Sheets for the Aerosols, coolants etc.\n