Johnson Controls
Produces HVAC, fire, security and building automation systems to optimize and protect buildings globally.
2nd Shift Assembler III Clean Guard
Assemble and test CO2/Inergen fire protection systems on 2nd shift.
Job Highlights
About the Role
The CO₂/Inergen Assembler works under a Standard Product Supervisor but operates independently on the 2nd shift. The role involves assembling CO₂ fire‑protection systems from components such as cylinders, tubing, actuators, sensors, and valves, following detailed prints and a defined assembly procedure. • Assemble CO₂ and Inergen fire‑protection components using blueprints and prints. • Operate Bridgeport boring machine, semi‑automatic/manual fill machines, drills, presses, torches, and a jib crane. • Perform pressure, water, leak, hydrostatic, and electrical continuity testing up to 6000 psi. • Complete 100% Inspection Forms, SPC forms, and government paperwork for each job. • Fill, weigh, label, and stamp CO₂ cylinders (5–300 lb) with tolerances as tight as ±2 oz. • Use sealants, lubricants, O‑rings, springs, and small fasteners during assembly. • Calibrate torque wrenches monthly and ensure proper torque application (up to 400 in‑lb). • Package and crate finished components, attach labels, and record serial numbers for certification. • Operate a lift truck to move materials and assist Material Handlers when needed. • Read and interpret approximately 1,900 prints and complex drawings for sub‑assemblies. • Apply judgment to plan work sequences, troubleshoot non‑conforming units, and resolve hold points. • Comply with all environmental, health, and safety policies, including lock‑out/tag‑out and waste training. • Report accidents immediately, participate in safety training, and coach peers on safe practices.
Key Responsibilities
- ▸co₂ assembly
- ▸boring machine
- ▸pressure testing
- ▸cylinder filling
- ▸torque calibration
- ▸packaging
What You Bring
The assembler must operate a Bridgeport boring machine, fill and test cylinders up to 6000 psi, complete inspection forms, and handle Returned Material Authorizations. A valid Tyco forklift license is required, and the position may rotate to other departments based on skill set and production needs. • Maintain a valid Tyco forklift license and work safely with heavy test racks (up to 2400 lb). • Demonstrate mechanical aptitude, basic electronics knowledge, and proficiency with hand/power tools.
Requirements
- ▸forklift license
- ▸mechanical aptitude
- ▸electronics
- ▸hand tools
- ▸boring machine
- ▸pressure test
Benefits
Johnson Controls is a global leader in smart, healthy, and sustainable buildings, dedicated to reimagining building performance for people, places, and the planet. The company emphasizes employee well‑being—physical, financial, and emotional—and fosters an empowering culture where every voice is valued. Joining the team offers meaningful projects, learning opportunities, and a collaborative environment. Employees enjoy a competitive salary, 10 days of paid vacation, additional holidays, sick time, and a comprehensive benefits package that includes 401(k), medical, dental, and vision coverage from day one. On‑the‑job training, cross‑training opportunities, and a Zero Harm safety policy further support growth and security. Work hours are 3:15 p.m. to 1:45 a.m. with overtime as needed; training pay starts at $23.57 per hour and certified pay at $26.21, adjusted for experience and qualifications. Johnson Controls is an equal‑opportunity employer and utilizes AI tools in the hiring process while final decisions are made by human reviewers.
Work Environment
Onsite