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General Assembly and Machine Operator General assembly and machine operators (“GMO”) are expected to operate high speed machine tools for fabricating, assembling and/or or manufacturing automotive or automotive related parts. These jobs include some degree of monitoring the manufacturing / assembly process and recording the results. 1. Specific tasks of GMOs include, but are not limited to the following: work with computer-controlled equipment or more mechanically based machines produced required parts; and check their designated machines and equipment for problems; and perform maintenance tasks in order to ensure no errors occur with respect to materials produced; and perform quality checks to ensure parts pass quality checks; and check and prepare raw materials that a machine needs to work and load these materials appropriately; and ability to read and decipher blue prints; and understand and execute safe machine operation and practices. 2. Essential physical and cognitive skills necessary for GMOS include, but are not limited to the following: basic math, reading and analytical skills to understand how blue prints, models and schematics work; and basic problem solving skills to understand why machines are not at peak performance, how to increase output and how to fix errors; and attention to detail to understand working with precision equipment and avoid sub-quality parts; and physical stamina to conduct repetitive and labor intensive manufacturing and general assembly tasks, such as: standing/walking on industrial surfaces for up to 12 hours a day and up to 7 days a week, loading and unloading machine parts between 20-35 pounds for up to 12 hours a day and up to 7 days a week; and be able to look up and down, lift, bend, stoop, twist, turn, climb, crouch/kneel, reach above shoulder level, push, pull using various body parts including: back, neck, legs and arms related to assembly, loading and machine operation and maintenance. be able to repeatedly pick up and/or sort small, medium and large sized parts (dexterity) ability to work in a fast past environment exposed to machining and standard manufacturing chemicals and odors for up to 12 hours a day and up to 7 days a week; and ability to tolerate varying degrees of temperature, dim and bright lighting and loud noises for up to 12 hours a day and up to 7 days a week.