Assembler - WaterSaver Faucet - Chicago

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WaterSaver Faucet Co. is a leading global manufacturer specializing in faucets, valves, safety equipment, and related products designed for science laboratories. With nearly 70 years of experience, the company has grown from humble beginnings into an industry leader celebrated for its quality, innovation, and exceptional customer service. The company’s continued commitment to excellence is driven by a highly skilled workforce dedicated to producing durable and reliable products for future generations.

The role available at WaterSaver Faucet Co. involves assembling water faucet and pressure valve components. This position requires proficiency in using powered and manual hand tools such as air screwdrivers, impact wrenches, and power drills to assemble products accurately and efficiently. The assembly process also includes thorough visual inspection of component parts to detect defects before assembly, ensuring high-quality standards are met. Candidates will be working following detailed written and verbal instructions to guarantee precision in assembly and adherence to company specifications.

Ideal candidates for this assembly role should have experience in higher-level assembly sectors such as automotive, engines, or complex machinery. A strong manufacturing background with proficiency in both power and hand tools is essential. Basic math skills are required to perform measurements and calculations related to the assembly process. The role also demands physical fitness to lift items of up to 35 pounds and a flexible schedule to accommodate overtime when necessary. This employment opportunity is located in Chicago and offers a supportive work environment with personal development and paid training benefits to enhance employee skills and career growth.