An assembler is responsible for putting together various components to create a final product. This may involve reading and interpreting blueprints or instructions, using tools and machinery to cut, shape, and join materials, and ensuring that all components are correctly assembled. Attention to detail and a steady hand are crucial in this role, as even small errors can cause major issues with the finished product. Assemblers may work in a variety of industries, including manufacturing, electronics, and automotive, and may be required to adhere to strict quality control standards.

Tasks:

• Assemble components accurately, thoroughly and quickly to approved specifications
• Rotate through multiple stations on a shift to ensure maximum alertness and preparation
• Read blueprints and verify the parts required prior to assembly
• Double-check connections to ensure they match and record any discrepancies in the assembly log
• Inform supervisors of any part or equipment defects to ensure prompt response to the problem
• Familiarise yourself with the tools, instrumentation and calibration equipment
• Communicate with other stations on the assembly line to ensure maximum speed and accuracy
• Maintain and service all equipment when necessary
• Conserve resources and supplies to facilitate minimum waste