Assembly Line Work:

• Perform assembly line tasks, including assembling parts, components, or products according to specifications.
• Use hand tools, power tools, or machinery to complete assembly tasks efficiently and accurately.

Machine Operation:

• Operate manufacturing equipment and machinery as required for the production process.
• Monitor machine operation, make adjustments as needed, and troubleshoot minor issues to maintain production efficiency.

Material Handling:

• Load and unload materials, components, or finished products using forklifts, pallet jacks, or other material handling equipment.
• Transport materials between workstations, storage areas, or shipping/receiving areas within the facility.

Quality Control:

• Inspect parts or finished products for defects, damage, or irregularities.
• Conduct visual inspections, measurements, or tests to verify product quality and adherence to specifications.

Qualifications:

• Factory work often requires standing for long periods, lifting and carrying heavy objects, and performing repetitive tasks. Candidates should be physically fit and capable of meeting the physical demands of the job.
• Proficiency in using hand tools, operating machinery, and performing assembly tasks requires good hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity.
• Factory workers must pay close attention to detail to ensure accuracy and quality in their work.

Factory workers are essential contributors to the manufacturing industry, playing a vital role in producing goods and products that are used in various sectors and industries.