Assembler B

Overview

With more than 140 years of bulk material handling experience, Syntron Material Handling is a recognized industry leader in providing innovative engineering solutions, high-performance products, and superior customer service. Since 1880, the Link-Belt brand has provided a variety of solutions for handling materials in bulk.

Link-Belt conveyor idlers, screw conveyors, and bucket elevators are on the job around the world, around the clock, maximizing productivity with proven, reliable conveying solutions. Since 1934, the name Syntron has meant versatile, efficient feeding solutions for a broad range of processing applications. Syntron feeders are on the job around the world, around the clock, maximizing productivity with proven, reliable feeding solutions.

Responsibilities

Assembles products/components according to established procedures. This may include some elements of fabrication such as deburring, touch up painting, grinding, match marking, labeling, etc. Assembly may require operating adjustments such as tuning, speed adjustments, setting potentiometers and operating the equipment to assure that the specified operating characteristics are achieved.

Examines products and components using established testing and inspection methods to assure that the products conform to specifications and that the required procedures have been followed and the required documentation has been completed. Moves material to the next sequence in the process. Assists other operators when needed.

Stocks, kits and cycle-counts material, as required. Focuses work toward the goal of improving schedule execution. Cleans and maintains work area and equipment.

Qualifications

High School diploma or GED. Able to read standard blueprints and understand sequence of assembly required. Math required: basic math functions, fractions, decimals, geometry and measuring methods. Able to work within a team environment. Assembles products/components according to established procedures. This may include some elements of fabrication such as deburring, touch up painting, grinding, match marking, labeling, etc.

Assembly may require operating adjustments such as tuning, speed adjustments, setting potentiometers and operating the equipment to assure that the specified operating characteristics are achieved. Examines products and components using established testing and inspection methods to assure that the products conform to specifications and that the required procedures have been followed and the required documentation has been completed.

Moves material to the next sequence in the process. Assists other operators when needed. Stocks, kits and cycle-counts material, as required. Focuses work toward the goal of improving schedule execution. Cleans and maintains work area and equipment. High School diploma or GED. Able to read standard blueprints and understand sequence of assembly required.

Math required: basic math functions, fractions, decimals, geometry and measuring methods. Able to work within a team environment.