General Assembler – 1st & 2nd Shift (Walk-In Interviews)

Position Overview

We are seeking a General Assembler to support mailbox production across multiple manufacturing departments. This role performs hands-on assembly work using a variety of hand tools while meeting safety, quality, and productivity standards.

Assemblers may be assigned to different product lines based on operational needs. A willingness to learn, become cross-trained, and rotate positions is essential for operational flexibility and growth.

Key Responsibilities

• Assemble mailbox components using hand tools such as rivet guns, drills, screwdrivers, mallets, and wrenches

• Perform tasks including riveting, joining, installing hinges, trim kits, decals, key tags, rods, arms, and springs

• Work on assembly lines in multiple production areas based on staffing and production needs

• Inspect parts and assemblies to ensure quality standards are met using visual checks, gauges, or other inspection tools

• Meet established production rates while maintaining quality expectations

• Participate in cross-training and rotation across job functions as needed

Safety & Quality Expectations

• Follow all safety rules, procedures, and ISO requirements

• Wear required PPE at all times (steel or composite toe shoes required)

• Attend and actively participate in safety meetings and training

• Report all injuries, near misses, or safety concerns immediately

• Maintain a clean and organized work area in accordance with 5S standards

• Follow established processes to minimize scrap and rework

Teamwork & Continuous Improvement

• Work cooperatively with supervisors and team members

• Assist with training and supporting coworkers

• Contribute ideas for process improvements

• Promote a respectful, safe, and positive work environment

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent preferred

• Manufacturing, assembly, sheet metal, or machine shop experience preferred but not required

• Ability to follow verbal and written instructions, including prints and routers

• Basic math skills and strong attention to detail

• Willingness to learn new tasks, become cross-trained, and rotate positions

• Ability to safely operate hand tools and production equipment

Physical Requirements

• Ability to stand for 10 or more hours per shift

• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs, with or without assistance

• Frequent repetitive motions, bending, reaching, and handling of parts

• Ability to use hand tools, pallet jacks, and hand trucks

• Ability to work in a manufacturing environment with moderate to loud noise levels