Assembler 1

Since 1892, OPW customers have been able to count on us to revolutionize fluid-handling operations around the world. As a global leader in fluid-handling solutions, the mission of OPW is to be a developer of a comprehensive array of innovative fluid-handling solutions that our customers can consistently and reliably count on. These include loading and unloading systems for high-value hazardous and non-hazardous bulk products; railcar and transport tank-truck valves, gauging devices and tank-monitoring systems; automated storage-terminal controls and systems; and regulators, fittings, valves, vaporizers, vacuum-jacketed piping and gas-handling systems for the safe handling and distribution of cryogenics and industrial gases. OPW also creates and manufactures touch-free and soft-touch vehicle wash systems, entry systems and wash chemicals. OPW has more than 2,000 employees with manufacturing operations in North America, Europe and China, and sales offices around the world. OPW is part of the Clean Energy & Fueling segment of Dover (NYSE: DOV). Summary Description:   The Assembler will perform routine assembly operations of a repetitive nature on electronic and/or metal components and subassemblies, sight flow indicators, disconnects (e.g. Kamlok, Kamvalok, Epsilon), isolation rings along with electronics overfill detection for tank trucks and trailers (e.g. probes, sockets, cabling, rack monitors) and light mechanical loading and unloading fittings (e.g. valves, vapor vents, vapor recovery elbows). Use samples, simple drawings, schematics, as well as written and verbal instructions to perform assembly. Safely use pneumatic and standard hand tools assemble products and test them when applicable. Use good hand/eye coordination and manual dexterity to work with small parts. Maintain a safe work environment per company safety standards.       Essential Assembly Responsibilities:

Ability to assemble a variety of routine electrical and/or mechanical products. Read and understand standard work rules, follow production drawings and sample assemblies. Complete repetitive & standardized processes maintaining quality & safe work practices. Ability to use all required tools, and operate all required equipment in an assigned work area. Ability to tap, drill, ream, shim, grind, test, etc. to accomplish desired fit. Ability to perform force fitting or fastening of mechanical products to meet quality standards. Ability to crimp, stake, screw, bolt, solder, cement or press fits to join or secure parts in place. Identify faulty parts during assembly and/or testing. Perform wire cutting, stripping, dressing ends and other simple cable operations. Use a variety of hand tools, soldering iron, machines, and associated equipment, including tape measures, gauges & mass flow tester. Ability to perform quality assurance procedures. Work with a variety of chemicals, potting material and equipment. Perform functional test of all assemblies in accordance with the accepted test procedures. Maintain and monitor test equipment as necessary to ensure continued accuracy.

Ability to work in a team culture without continuous supervision. Meet and maintain daily production rates & goals. Operate computers in cells to receive work instructions, input quality controls, and update productivity trackers. Fully participate in 6 S and other continuous improvement activities. Keep Supervisor informed of operations activity that occur within the scope of responsibility, including but not limited to quality, parts supply, and/or safety. Complete, all required cell activities and documentation for assigned work cell as requested by supervisor. Ensure work environment is clean, orderly and free of safety hazards at all times. Attend all required training. Actively participate in all department projects, tasks, and objectives. Other activities and duties based on the needs of the