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As Assemblers, we are responsible for reading templates using and measurements for assembling and positioning parts. We resolve the issues in components assembly and make changes to meet the established standards. Our job is to measure the wiring and fitting of finished products and test each part for perfection. We use testing results to make adjustments to units. Our responsibilities include using hand and electronic equipment to assemble the products. We interpret blueprints after reading them to determine the methods and sequence of operations.
Core tasks:
- examine connections for correct fits to assemble the components
- maintain documentation by keeping by completing quality forms and production
- maintaining the work area and keeping all the equipment and tools operational
- ensure a perfect fit of the components by taking precision measurements
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Isabella Holmes
More men than women work as an Assembler.
What is the typical age to work as an Assembler?
Isabella Holmes
The average age is 26
How much experience is typically required to work as an Assembler?
Isabella Holmes
On average, people have 4 years of experience when they start working as an Assembler
Which industries are highly likely to employ an Assembler?
Benjamin Gardner
Manufacturing employs the most.
Is it encouraged to have a degree as an Assembler?
Liam Brown
As an Assembler you’ll probably need No higher education
As an Assembler, which company should I definitely check out for jobs?
Benjamin Gardner
Most people work for Boeing, Caterpillar, Ford Motor Company, General Motors and John Deere
How long do people usually work as an Assembler when they switch to another position?
Liam Brown
On average people change after 4 years.
How common is it for an Assembler to jump from company to company?
Sophie Hayes
On average an Assembler works for only a few companies.
What jobs do people work in before becoming an Assembler?
Benjamin Gardner
Typical prior positions for an Assembler are Cashier, Customer Service Representative or Sales Associate
What can be the next step in your career path from Assembler?
Liam Brown
Working as Assembler consider Customer Service Representative, Machine Operator or Technician as a next step in your career.
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