Blasting, Communication Skills, Computer Workstations, Educational Technology, Electronics, Hand Tools, Manual Dexterity, Manufacturing, Manufacturing Assembly, Mechanical Assembly, Organizational Skills, Painting (Facilities and Maintenance), Physical Demands, Polishing, Safety Compliance, Safety/Work Safety, Schematics, Soldering, Technical Drawing
Ready to build what lights the way?
If you enjoy hands-on work, staying organized, and hitting production goals without sacrificing quality, this role is for you.
What you’ll work on
- Build lighting fixtures and accessories from start to finish with accuracy and speed.
- Follow work orders, assembly instructions, and schematics/technical drawings.
- Perform core processes: compressed air riveting, silicone application, threading/twisting parts, cleaning, and bagging finished assemblies.
- Pitch in on finishing tasks as needed: spray painting, sand blasting, and polishing.
- Solder electronics where specified.
- Meet production demand while preventing rework and quality returns.
- Comply with safety practices tailored to your work area.
- Keep your station and assigned tools clean daily and weekly.
- Cross-train and rotate to other production areas based on workload.
What you’ll need
- Manufacturing/production experience preferred.
- Proficiency with basic hand and power tools.
- Ability to read and execute from work orders, assembly instructions, and basic technical drawings.
- Strong communication skills and a positive attitude.
- Soldering experience is a plus.
How success is measured
- Assembly speed and output aligned to daily targets.
- Consistent, defect-free builds that avoid rework and returns.
- Safe work habits and a tidy, well-maintained station.
Physical requirements
- Sit and/or stand at a workstation for an 8-hour shift with breaks.
- Occasional bending, stooping, and twisting.
- Perform repetitive tasks for 2–4 hours at a time.
- Manual dexterity and constant use of hands for assembly with manual and power tools.
Proficiencies
- Soldering
- Tape measure reading
- Mechanical assembly skills