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Crane Company is a well-established manufacturing firm known for its precision engineering and commitment to quality. Specializing in the production of high-performance cranes and industrial equipment, the company has built a strong reputation in the industry for innovation and reliability. With a dedicated workforce and a culture focused on continuous improvement, Crane Company strives to maintain high standards in its manufacturing processes and product delivery. The company operates in a dynamic and fast-paced environment where teamwork, safety, and efficiency are key priorities. It offers an inclusive work culture and equal opportunity employment practices, welcoming diverse talents and backgrounds to contribute to its ongoing success.

The role of an Assembler at Crane Company is pivotal in ensuring the accurate assembly of products in line with engineering specifications and quality standards. Assemblers are responsible for interpreting engineering drawings, bills of materials, sales and assembly drawings, and master comments from the QAD system to correctly assemble products. This role requires a keen eye for detail to evaluate both the performance and visual characteristics of assembled products. As part of the production team, the assembler will work collaboratively to meet departmental goals and hourly production targets while adhering to safety policies and 5S workplace organization principles. The position emphasizes the importance of quality control, requiring the assembler to follow test procedures, input test results into databases, and complete First Article Inspections accurately. Regular participation in team meetings, including daily morning huddles and All Hands Meetings, is essential to stay aligned with production goals and continuous improvement initiatives.

This position offers a competitive hourly wage ranging from $20.80 to $25.47, reflecting the skill and commitment required. The role demands physical stamina and dexterity, including the ability to sit or stand for prolonged periods, perform some repetitive motions such as pushing, pulling, and gripping, and lift weights up to 35 lbs. The assembler must pass basic math and English tests with a minimum 75% accuracy and dexterity assessment, and be capable of reading blueprints and using pneumatic and hand tools safely and effectively. Computer proficiency is also necessary to handle data input related to test results and production documentation. Crane Company values employees who are quick learners, willing to adhere strictly to procedures and documentation, and committed to participating in audits and continuous improvement activities such as 5S and Kanban systems. This role is integral to maintaining the company's high standards and supporting its growth through quality product assembly and operational excellence.