Employer: Scout Boats
Email Address: arichardson@scoutboats.com
Position Title: Assembly
Compensation/Rate: $18-$25/HR
Job Description: JOB SUMMARY – ASSEMBLY (OPTIONS, RIGGING & CLAMP-UP)
Assembly is the part of the production process that is critical to the structural integrity of the boat. This operation assembles and installs the various parts of the boat using adhesives and mechanical fasteners. Assemblers must have the ability to properly use hand tools, air tools, cordless drills, etc. A large part of this job requires precise mechanical assembly which can include building and installing consoles, windshields, console rails, T-tops, swim platforms, cushions, bimini tops, stereos and speakers, hydraulic steering, engines, etc.
Teamwork is a large factor in the success of the department. Quality standards, cost budgets, scheduling, safety and process control are the responsibilities of each member of the team.
The assembler must be able to perform all phases of cutting and assembly of the boats on assigned parts with minimal supervision. They should also be able to work on any other assembly part in the plant with only general supervision.
Cut out and assemble the boat using specified adhesives and mechanical fasteners.
Use proper assembly techniques to assure a high quality and structurally sound boat is produced.
Utilize production aides, jigs and templates to ensure all cut outs and fastener locations are repeatedly produced with high quality as designed.
Inspect your own work prior to the quality control process
Be responsible for your own work so that it meets department standards for quality and proper procedures.
Keep your tools and equipment maintained and in good working condition.
Responsible for cleanliness of your work area at all times.
Follow Scout's policies and procedures and all safety rules.
Eliminate unsafe conditions to ensure safety of yourself and your team.
Assist in training personnel if required.