Jonathan needs replacement for Tara Yeager
We would also like one more, this person would be working in multiple Production areas; Small Assembly, Large Assembly, Kitting, and Fiber. Lifting would be around 45 pounds max (not consistent), and anything over would be a team lift. Full hand dexterity and color recognition are very important due to handling fiber cables. Also, the ability to stand for 8 hours would be necessary – specifically in the Large Assembly areas.
-- FIRST DAY START AT 8AM--6:00a to 2:30p M-F 7122 $15/21.45-- D/B, Color and Math Testing to complete, Reporting to Jonathan Tatunay, CALLOUTS to Jonathan @
jonathan.tatunay@amphenol-ns.com-- Need steel toed boots, can use caps until first paycheck but then are required to purchase-- Use Web Time Clock
SUBMIT ALL CANDIDATES to Hailey Dowsett, Alan Deguier, and Jonathan Tatunay -- will include resume and testing attached--- interview process will be a 30 min video call with Jonathan to include a virtual tour of the facility-- Before starting, Hailey Dowsett needs candidate DOB, gender, phone # and prefers address for COVID tracking purposes
LARGE ASSEMBLY/SMALL ASSEMBLY
Top Three Qualifications
1. Handles Repetition
2. Physical ability to lift 50lbs and stand/walk 100%
3. Punctual
These individuals will be assembling large metal server racks so they will be lifting (from 1 foot to 5 foot off ground), carrying (from 2 feet to 10 feet) and stacking (onto pallets that are 1 foot off the ground) server racks. They may also be helping with small assembly, which takes manual dexterity, attn to detail and ability to follow direction. It takes about 18 minutes to assembly one server rack, so it is repetitive to a degree. The weights on server racks change for each order. Currently the server racks weight no more than 50lbs and they do buddy lifts on that so it's very reasonable. If someone is not as strong of a lifter, they do have other positions within large assembly. One guy spends all day drilling holes and attaching components in large assembly, for example, but in general people need to meet the lifting requirements. This requires standing and walking constantly as well. The assembly aspect will be mainly administering stickers to show how end users handle the product. Main things to remember are this person needs to be able to lift correctly and safely and they must be okay with repetition and not a lot of variety in their day. They have a couple of 60 yr old ladies who do this without issue.