Location: East Peoria, IL
Company: J-Tec Industries
equipment. Providing excellent customer service, quality products, and innovative solutions is of utmost importance to us. Jtec is at the forefront of new technology and growth, creating innovative solutions for an evolving material handling industry. We currently have four product lines, our Carry Matic, Carry More, Carry Max, and Carry Lite.
All products and subsequent parts are made in-house, giving us a competitive advantage in terms of quality and reliability. The Carry Matic No-Touch Materials Movement System is our newest product line and uses electric powered roller deck carts and stations that allow for materials to be transported " hands-free. " With wireless communication
from a hitch control mounted on any brand AGV, this system can be programmed to run a route and seamlessly move materials. This newest line is housed in our newly added 4th East Peoria facility, helping us showcase this innovative line to our customers.
We can service almost any material movement need and work with some of the biggest companies in the world including Tesla, Rivian, Space X, Meta, Caterpillar, and many more. Come join our team of experts to work on industry-leading autonomous solution technology and to help us pioneer the future of material movement. What We Offer You A safety-focused, actively engaged, " family-like" team work environment that provides enhanced
employee experiences through competitive benefits, compensation, engagement activities, regular interactive one-on-one sessions, and many more.
Some of what we offer includes reimbursement for industry certifications, employee wellness program, engagement committee activities, flexible full-time work shifts, 401k matching retirement program, health, dental, vision, flexible spending accounts, quarterly one-on-one interactive feedback sessions, employee events/luncheons, employee of the month recognition and many more. Summary/Objective The assembler III creates assembly procedures and requires minimal guidance on assembly techniques. The assembler II will also construct, assemble, or rebuild entire products or components of products according customer specifications and company work instructions Duties and responsibilities Position or align components for assembly, manually or using hoists.
Rework, repair, or replace damaged parts or assemblies. Create or update assembly work instructions Read and interpret assembly blueprints or specifications manuals and plan assembly or building operations. Fasten or install product components to form assemblies or subassemblies, using hand tools, and power tools Keep the assigned work station swept and cleaned as necessary, keep clutter and trip hazards out of work areas Use PPE, per training, as required for the specific task being performed Other jobs and/or duties as directed by Supervisor or Operations Manager Qualifications Education/Experience 3-4 years relevant mechanical troubleshooting experience (required) 1+ years of basic electrical wiring (preferred, but not required) Technology none Knowledge Production and Processing - Developed knowledge of hand and power tools and hardware and fasteners Design - knowledge of blueprint designs and technical specifications Working conditions Sounds, Noise - Job requires frequent exposure to noises that may be distracting or uncomfortable Indoors, Not Environmentally Controlled - Job requires working in a metal fabrication and warehouse environment without a cooling system.
Wear Common Protective or Safety Equipment: Job requires constant use of the required personal protective equipment Duration of Typical Work Week - as a full-time position the standard schedule is 40 hours/week. Production volumes will often require voluntary or mandatory weekday and/or weekend overtime. Physical requirements Performing physical activities that require considerable use of your arms and legs and moving your whole body, such as climbing, lifting, balancing, walking, stooping, and handling of materials Must be able to lift and move 50 lb parts or fixtures.
Must be able to stoop, bend, and reach overhead to assemble and/or move products. Must be able to stand and work on your feet for an entire shift Must be able to work in safety sensitive role, fit for duty and free of any adverse effects of drugs or alcohol, including prescribed or over the counter drugs or other substances which may alter job performance during working times (e. g.
drowsiness, impaired reflexes or reaction time, lack of concentration, etc. ). Direct reports none See HR for details
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