Valve Assembler

Reporting to the Assembly Supervisor, the Valve Assembler is responsible for assembling all Argus products in accordance with production and quality standards, procedures, and practices.

WHO WE ARE:

Argus creates world-class quality machined parts & products, setting industry standards and exceeding quality requirements.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Role accountabilities include, but are not limited to:

• Interpret production order information, including part descriptions, documents and drawings.
• Read and interpret drawings to assemble products in a responsible, diligent and efficient manner.
• Carry out work order instructions to:
  • Assemble new Argus products.
  • Dis-assemble, inspect/ repair and re-assemble Argus used products.
• Understand the sequence of operations for a production order.
• Handle materials and equipment with care to ensure product is not damaged while being assembled. Report any concerns to the Assembly Supervisor.
• Completes work orders within deadlines, utilizing appropriate resources for each job. Plans and prioritizes workload, adjusting for problems and working with the Assembly Supervisor to address them.
• Maintain the Assembly area and equipment, ensuring the equipment is clean and correctly stored.
• Use forklift and overhead cranes to safely maneuver product within the Assembly shop.
• Use air tools and torque machines, as required, safely and correctly to complete product assembly.
• Inspect and test final completed product.
• Complete product documentation for work carried out. Route the product and related documentation to the appropriate location once completed.
• Provide general shop labor as required.
• Record time and switch codes on the Blue Terminal, scan router operations, enter product quantity and consume parts.

POSITION QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE:

• High School Diploma required.
• A minimum of 3 years of experience working with valves.
• Experience with Dynamics AX/ ERP inventory system is an asset.
• A forklift and crane operation certificate is an asset.
• General knowledge of products and services in relation to the oil and gas industry.
• General understanding of safe work practices, Quality Assurance requirements, and Continuous Improvement (Lean Manufacturing) principles.

WORKING CONDITIONS AND PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

• Shop floor environment, extended standing and working with products.
• Working wearing personal protective equipment 100% of work time.
• Lifting regularly up to 50 lbs. without mechanical assistance.