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Job Description: DENSO Manufacturing, Inc. (DMMI) is looking for 2nd Shift Assembly Associates. Responsibilities include operating machinery, working on a moving production assembly line, following safety procedures and ensuring quality parts are delivered on time for our customers. Pay is $20.48 - $26.19 depending on shift, area and experience. Core Hours: 4:15pm - 12:45amPrimary Responsibilities Include (but not limited to):Assembly of automotive parts Visual inspection Operate an electric air-driver Complete daily reports Maintain a clean and safe work environment Run any and all aspects of the production line when necessary Perform all work safely, following all safety procedures Identify and resolve problems Support Kaizen (continuous improvement) activities, train new team members, take all steps necessary to meet the customer's needs Physical and Environmental Demands: Repetitive lifting up to 35 pounds BendingTwistingRepetitive gripping with hands Standing for prolonged periods of time (8-12 hours) Ability to work overtime including weekend overtime Comfortable working in an environment with extreme temperatures and loud noises
Minimum Qualifications: Solid, recent manufacturing work history Ability to pass a hands-on electric driver and dexterity assessment Ideal Associate Must Possess:
  • Strong work ethic
  • Eye for safety and quality
  • Ability to take ownership over individual responsibilities
  • Drive to keep up with fast paced production requirements
  • Positive team orientation
  • Desire to accept constructive criticism and utilize feedback for future growth
  • Must be able to pass DENSO Job Specific Communication Assessment

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JOB OVERVIEW

Salary

$20.48 - $26.19

Experience level

Entry

Location

Athens, TN

Occupation

Team Assemblers

Industry

Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing

Posted

23 days ago

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