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Also called assembler, cabinet assembler, furniture assembler and manufacturing assembler.
$44,650
Median pay a year
1,405,030
People do this work
6
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Team Assembler
Summary
Team assemblers working together to build products by following blueprints, rotating through tasks, and supervising team members while operating machinery and keeping work areas clean
Experience
Team Assembler
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Reviewed work orders and blueprints to ensure work was done correctly
Rotated through all tasks in the production process
Determined work assignments and procedures for the team
Supervised assemblers and trained employees on job procedures
Cleaned work areas by shoveling, sweeping, or other methods
Operated machinery and heavy equipment, such as forklifts
Skills
Core Skills
Reading work orders or instructions, Evaluating material quality, Planning production procedures, Packaging products for storage, Assembling production equipment, Assembling electrical equipment, Operating forklifts and loaders, Maintaining production equipment, Recording production data
Hands-On Work
Cleaning work areas
Education
High School Diploma Your school, Year
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Checked product qualityLooked at work ordersDid different tasks in productionGave work assignmentsCleaned work areasPackaged finished products
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Checked product quality to ensure compliance with standards and specifications
Performed various tasks in production, adapting to different roles as needed
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Checked product quality, leading to fewer defects in the final products
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Fewer defects in the final productsSmoother production flow overallIncreased customer satisfaction with products
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Performed various tasks in production, adapting to different roles as needed
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Every shift I workedMost days of the weekSeveral times each day
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Reading work orders or instructions
Evaluating material quality
Planning production procedures
Cleaning work areas
Packaging products for storage
Assembling production equipment
Assembling electrical equipment
Operating forklifts and loaders
Maintaining production equipment
Recording production data
Instructing workers
Directing operational activities
The work itself
What a Team Assembler does
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Work as part of a team having responsibility for assembling an entire product or component of a product. Team assemblers can perform all tasks conducted by the team in the assembly process and rotate through all or most of them, rather than being assigned to a specific task on a permanent basis. May participate in making management decisions affecting the work. Includes team leaders who work as part of the team.
What it pays
How much does a Team Assembler make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$37,380
Median
$44,650
75th percentile
$51,200
About 1,405,030 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$38,810
$49,390
$62,180
AL
$34,870
$42,700
$52,600
AR
$34,300
$36,990
$43,550
AZ
$39,260
$45,080
$49,900
CA
$40,160
$47,720
$60,070
CO
$40,520
$46,150
$50,810
CT
$37,590
$45,170
$52,000
DC
$46,580
$50,330
$56,310
DE
$38,530
$43,770
$47,650
FL
$35,380
$38,410
$46,730
GA
$35,370
$38,310
$45,640
HI
$42,590
$49,630
$70,720
IA
$42,760
$48,920
$52,400
ID
$37,680
$44,210
$48,890
IL
$37,270
$44,140
$49,920
IN
$37,830
$45,550
$53,160
KS
$37,460
$45,220
$49,640
KY
$38,170
$47,950
$59,730
LA
$36,610
$45,070
$58,060
MA
$39,450
$46,720
$49,420
MD
$38,070
$45,450
$56,090
ME
$39,410
$45,970
$52,270
MI
$37,860
$44,690
$72,170
MN
$41,730
$46,920
$53,870
MO
$38,150
$46,480
$58,520
MS
$31,300
$39,070
$53,370
MT
$37,540
$44,940
$48,520
NC
$36,160
$40,330
$47,510
ND
$45,210
$47,250
$58,880
NE
$39,410
$45,470
$49,750
NH
$40,580
$46,940
$55,600
NJ
$33,240
$37,620
$45,790
NM
$35,430
$39,340
$46,400
NV
$44,430
$49,050
$63,070
NY
$37,550
$44,580
$51,070
OH
$37,550
$45,720
$51,960
OK
$36,130
$40,600
$46,560
OR
$40,380
$46,910
$52,190
PA
$36,650
$44,160
$50,400
PR
$23,040
$24,610
$28,620
RI
$35,100
$40,590
$49,400
SC
$37,870
$45,500
$57,270
SD
$37,710
$43,240
$49,320
TN
$37,640
$44,630
$56,780
TX
$34,200
$38,320
$46,670
UT
$37,940
$44,040
$49,900
VA
$37,440
$44,900
$50,930
VT
$38,020
$43,980
$48,540
WA
$44,110
$48,260
$58,610
WI
$39,370
$45,670
$50,230
WV
$33,020
$39,850
$45,860
WY
$33,720
$40,720
$51,220
Other names
Other names for this job
assembler, cabinet assembler, furniture assembler, manufacturing assembler, mechanical assembler, motor vehicle assembler, production assembler, team automobile assembler, assembly associate, assembly inspector, assembly line machine operator, assembly line worker.
More names for this work
assembly operator, assembly technician, assembly worker, automotive production worker, certified composites technician, CCT, delivery and assembly tech, delivery and assembly technician, furniture assembly tech, furniture assembly technician, general production worker, line worker, manufacturing associate, production associate, production line worker, production machine operator, production operator, production technologist, production worker, respooler, retail assembly tech, retail assembly technician, team assembly line machine operator.
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This page is about the occupation Team Assemblers. What this job involves and what it is made of come from O*NET 30.3, the US Department of Labor's occupation database, refreshed July 2026; Rung writes those records into the plain sentences you see. Pay comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS release for 2025. Rung is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by either agency. How Rung handles accuracy is on the accuracy page, and the full data credits are on the credits page.