A qualified Assembly Operator Level II – Intermediate will be able to follow and maintain assembly drawings and Narratives to correctly assemble and test a wide variety of hydraulic components and sub-assemblies in a work cell environment with a group of operators or independently. The Assembly operator will be able to operate all equipment and tools required with minimal supervision and train other employees as required.

Principal Accountabilities:

•    Apply and maintain all skills from Level l
•    Create and Maintain work instructions and Narratives
•    Prepares work by following production boards and apps
•    Apply your skills to maintain the correct operating sequence and workflow of the assembly department
•    Understand the design and use of special assembly tools and equipment
•    Fill out all required documents for NCP's and take to assigned disposition areas
•    Demonstrate flexibility when asked to perform other tasks on other equipment
•    Interact with others to solve problems in production, discuss processes
•    Cross–train successfully on all stations in Assembly Production in the work cell to become efficient throughout the entire process
•    Perform minor equipment adjustments as required
•    Inspect equipment on an ongoing basis
•    Work well with minimal supervision
•    Performs other related duties as assigned.

Health and Safety Responsibilities:

•    All required PPE while in the plant.
•    Work safe & ergonomically by following JH&S policies.
•    Report any unsafe acts, conditions or accidents across the plant.
•    Report accidents, near misses, injuries, or illnesses immediately to your supervisor.
•    Inspect equipment and the workplace regularly.
•    Be alert for hazards.
•    Cooperate with others on matters relating to occupational safety and health.

Knowledge, Skills and Education:

•    Completion of secondary school or equivalent or 1-3 years in Manufacturing.
•    Minimum 2 years of previous work in the role.
•    Completely competent at level I Assembly Operator knowledge and skills.
•    Ability to use various Mechanical Inspection Tools (e.g. Tape Measure, Calipers, Micrometers Depth Gage and Bore Gage), Power Tools
•    Good Written and Oral communication, Problem-solving, Decision making, Critical thinking, Job task planning and organizing, Significant use of memory;
•    Ability to find information and continuous learning.
•    High level of detail accuracy, manual dexterity, and hand-eye coordination;
•    Proficient at Reading text, Document use, Numeracy;
•    Ability to work as a team/independent;
•    Ability to work in a safe and orderly manner.
•    Ability to effectively communicate in both oral and written.