WHAT ASSEMBLY CONTRIBUTES TO CARDINAL HEALTH

Manufacturing is responsible for cost of production and maintenance activities including process improvement, supply chain management, quality assurance, employee safety and engagement, and environmental commitment.
Assembly performs a variety of tasks ranging from repetitive to non-repetitive production to put together component parts to make assemblies, sub-assemblies or completed units, using standard operating procedures. May conduct quality inspections on processing line in accordance with quality specifications.

JOB SUMMARY

The Associate I, Assembly plays a key role in the assembly process of products including the verification of components and compliance with quantity and quality standards. The Associate I, Assembly conducts quality inspections on the assembly line in accordance with quality specifications, reports defects and investigates the route cause. This job operates equipment that packages materials or products by inserting them into containers or filling containers from spouts or chutes. The Associate I, Assembly tasks are performed in accordance with applicable safety guidelines, as well as appropriate processing standards.

QUALIFICATIONS

• 0-1 years of experience, preferred
• High School diploma, GED or equivalent, or equivalent work experience, preferred

• Sets up workstations as directed by Captain/Designee while complying with all GMP’s, policies, procedures, and safety rules.
• Assembles product packages per DHR, special instructions, and video imaging.
• Verifies components in the assembly process to ensure proper selection and that quality and quantity standards are met.
• Inspects components for debris, and or any other potential quality defect and reports defects as needed to management and the quality team.
• Performs duties in compliance with all safety rules and regulations required by the Company, Local, and State and Federal provisions.
• Complies with the NCI & Defect Investigation Form process to ensure proper management and resolution of quality issues.