Zennioptical
Assembly Technician II - Full Time - (Weekend, Fri-Sun)
Obetz, Ohio . Posted 25 months ago
The role
You will assemble eyeglasses by picking and unpacking lenses and frames for customer orders, prepping lenses for machines, and mounting lenses into frames at beginner level. The job is onsite at the Obetz, Ohio facility.
What you will do
- Pick and unpack lenses and frames for customer orders
- Prep and load lenses into machines
- Beginner level mounting of lenses into frames
- Place receipted goods into correct locations
- Maintain good housekeeping (6S)
- Ensure daily and monthly KPIs are met
- Follow all company policies, processes and procedures, including health and safety awareness
- Report to management on activities and issues
- Run inter-department deliveries
Required qualifications
- 3+ years of assembly experience
- Strong organizational skills
- Good literacy and numeracy skills
- Proactive, with a strong ability to identify and solve problems
- Follow instructions and production schedules
- Open to light physical labor
- Pass pre-employment drug testing
Benefits
- Learn to Earn Program: quarterly pay increases for qualified training certifications
- Annual Bonus Program
- Employee-paid health care plan (medical, dental and vision)
- Retirement plan (401K with matching)
- Basic, voluntary and AD&D life insurance
- Paid time off (vacation, public holidays)
- Training and development
- Employee assistance program
- Flexible spending account
- Health savings account
- Free daily lunch, plus meals and snacks
- Referral program
Before you apply
- Pre-employment drug testing is a condition of employment
- The company uses AI tools only to assist recruiters; every hiring decision is made by a person
- Applicants are encouraged to apply even if they do not meet all qualifications
About the company
Zenni pioneered online eyewear in 2003 with a mission to make glasses affordable, with complete prescription pairs starting under $10. The company is based in the San Francisco Bay Area and has sold more than 70 million frames worldwide.