Junior assembler

As an Assembler, you will be responsible for putting together parts or products by following instructions and using hand and power tools. You will work in manufacturing and production settings, assembling components into finished goods such as machinery, fabricated metal products, or electrical equipment. Key Responsibilities: - Assembling products: Following instructions, blueprints, schematics, or manuals to assemble parts and subassemblies. - Using tools: Employing hand tools and power tools to complete assembly tasks. - Quality control: Inspecting completed products to ensure they meet quality standards and specifications. - Maintaining a safe work environment: Following safety procedures and keeping the work area clean and organized. - Reading and interpreting instructions: Understanding and following technical documents and diagrams. - Gathering materials: Preparing for assembly by collecting necessary parts and materials. - Maintaining equipment: Performing basic maintenance on tools and equipment used in the assembly process. - Communicating effectively: Collaborating with team members and reporting any issues or defects. Essential Skills: - Manual dexterity: The ability to handle small parts and use tools with precision. - Attention to detail: Ensuring accurate assembly and quality control. - Problem-solving: Identifying and resolving issues during the assembly process. - Blueprint reading: Understanding and interpreting technical drawings. - Teamwork: Working effectively with others on the assembly line. - Time management: Meeting deadlines and maintaining efficient production. - Communication skills: Effectively conveying information and reporting issues. You will be working in a full-time or part-time job type with benefits including Provident Fund. The work schedule will be during the day shift, and the work location is in person.,