Assembly Supervisor jobs in Oregon

*Soldering test during interview will be required.

-Performs assigned tasks by a Team Leader.
- Communicates in English and follows written and/or verbal assembly Instructions.
-Can prep and solder small gauge wires. Handling and positioning of wires are typically done under a microscope.
-Acquires basic job skills and learns company policies and procedures.
-Follows shop floor control and workmanship standards.
-Able to function in a team environment.

Typical Duties
- Operates equipment used to manufacture products from raw materials into finished goods.
- Maintains inventory records of raw materials used in manufacturing and keeps accurate and up-to-date records and/or data sheets on materials in process.
- Performs in-process tests to ensure production meets required specifications.
- Recognizes equipment malfunctions and/or product deficiencies, and troubleshoots errors to achieve continuing optimum production levels.

Job Examples
- Hardness, weight, variation, pH and moisture content.
- Follows blueprints, subassembly layouts, and schematics.
- Maintains running accounts of orders received, work completed, and inventory.
- Matches workload, manning, and equipment capacity to existing inventory.
- Prepares and monitors master schedules by working with materials planning, production, and maintenance personnel to coordinate activities.
- Requisitions materials after determining delivery dates.