2nd Shift ASM II Sentry Hose

About the Role

The Hose Assembler works under the supervision of the Sentry Cell Supervisor, assembling, crimping, and testing Sentry and similar hoses using blueprints, work instructions, and production orders. This role is responsible for setting up, operating, and maintaining all equipment associated with hose assembly and for training proper hose‑assembly helpers. Key duties include verifying that correct parts are available, inspecting hoses and components for defects, setting up crimp and cutting machines with appropriate parameters, directing helpers, and ensuring proper crimp pressure and clear passage. After crimping, the assembler stamps or labels the hose, performs hydro‑testing to regulatory standards, documents test results, and maintains a clean, organized work area. Employees are required to comply with all environmental, health, and safety policies, attend safety training, report accidents immediately, use lock‑out tags after six months, and correctly handle hazardous chemicals, waste, and spills. They must also act as safety coaches to others who may be acting unsafely. • Assemble, crimp, and test Sentry hoses according to blueprints and production orders. • Set up, operate, and maintain crimp and hose‑cutting machines, adjusting programming as needed. • Inspect hoses, ferrules, couplings, and nozzle tips for defects and proper fit. • Direct helpers in component assembly and verify correct crimp pressure and clear passage. • Perform hydro‑testing to UL, ULC, SAA, and Ansul standards and document results. • Stamp or label assembled hoses with part numbers and maintain testing records. • Keep the work area organized, restock parts, and clean at the end of each shift. • Lift and move hose assemblies and components up to 50 lb repeatedly. • Follow all safety rules, attend training, report accidents, and use lock‑out tags after six months. • Recognize and properly handle hazardous chemical labels, waste, and spills.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸crimping
• ▸machine setup
• ▸hydro‑testing
• ▸inspection
• ▸labeling
• ▸safety compliance

What You Bring

Applicants must be at least 18 years old, hold a high‑school diploma or equivalent, and be able to read technical prints and perform basic math. They need mechanical aptitude, the ability to learn intricate crimper programming adjustments, and must maintain testing records, complete daily time cards, report scrap, and lift components up to 50 lb repeatedly. • Meet minimum age (18) and high‑school diploma requirements; read technical prints and perform basic math. • Demonstrate mechanical aptitude, learn crimper programming adjustments, and accurately complete time cards and scrap reports.

Requirements

• ▸high‑school
• ▸mechanical aptitude
• ▸technical prints
• ▸crimper programming
• ▸basic math
• ▸lift 50lb

Benefits

Johnson Controls is a global leader in smart, healthy, and sustainable buildings, with a mission to reimagine building performance for people, places, and the planet. The company offers employees opportunities for development through meaningful projects, learning experiences, and a focus on physical, financial, and emotional well‑being. An empowering culture values every voice and idea, encouraging members to build their best future. The position operates from 1:30 pm to 9:30 pm, Monday through Friday, with overtime as needed, and offers a training wage of $21.36 per hour and a certified wage of $23.57 per hour, plus a competitive benefits package. Salary may be adjusted based on education, experience, and market data. • Work 1:30 pm‑9:30 pm, Monday‑Friday with overtime as needed. • Earn $21.36 hourly during training and $23.57 after certification, plus benefits.

Work Environment

Onsite