Assembler I

Job Overview

The Assembler I position at Johnson Controls is focused on the assembly and fabrication of finished products, operating primarily in the Assembly department and reporting directly to the Production Supervisor. This role includes supporting duties across various departments under the direction of supervisors and manufacturing managers as required.

Key Responsibilities

• Assemble and fabricate sheet metal parts according to schematics with supervisor oversight.
• Skillfully operate small hand and power tools including wrenches, drills, and grinders.
• Seek training for new hand-held tools and equipment as needed.
• Support inventory management processes aligned with company standards.
• Manage the unloading of incoming materials and loading of finished products for shipping.
• Maintain small equipment properly and report any malfunctions to supervisors promptly.
• Assist trades personnel and leadership in advancing projects safely and complying with the 5-S organizational program.
• Communicate regularly with leads and supervisors to clarify tasks and acquire additional responsibilities.
• Stay informed about new projects and related duties.
• Keep the workspace tidy and organized, especially at the end of each shift.
• Report unsafe conditions, behaviors, or procedures to supervisors immediately.
• Operate forklifts or overhead cranes only if properly trained and authorized.
• Perform all work in line with the Silent-Aire Limited Partnership safety policies and Alberta Occupational Health and Safety regulations.
• Undertake other related duties as assigned.

Qualifications and Skills

• Ability to safely operate required assembly tools and equipment.
• Strong communication and time management capabilities.
• Detail-oriented with an ability to detect defects.
• Understanding of assembly materials, methodologies, and tool use.
• Capacity to work independently and meet daily targets.
• Knowledge of workplace safety standards and safe manual handling techniques.
• Physical ability to lift and carry loads up to 35 pounds.
• Competent in reading tape measures and performing basic fractional math calculations.
• Blueprint reading skills are a desirable asset.

Work Environment

• Industrial or commercial setting with typical manual dexterity requirements.
• Work involves awareness of environmental hazards and strict adherence to safety protocols including personal protective equipment.
• Position entails prolonged periods of standing and potential overtime hours.

Communication

Primary communication is internal within the work team and between supervisors, team leads, and manufacturing operations managers.