Eyeglass Assembly Associate

Our heritage in eye care spans more than 100 years. In 1885, opticians William Wall and Charles Ochs opened their first eyeglass store and manufacturing facility in Philadelphia, PA. Their reputation for fine eyewear and superior eye care grew, and Wall & Ochs was soon synonymous with exceptional quality and great value.

In the early 1970's, Wall & Ochs became U.S. Vision in response to a growing reputation for quality and the customer base that came with it. Today, we have more than 350 locations located in JCPenney, Meijer, Boscov's and AAFES.

As an Eyeglass Assembly Associate, you serve a critical role in the distribution process to ensure the timely, accurate and efficient filling of eyewear orders. Each pair of eyeglasses are made to the specific needs of the ordering customer based on a valid, written prescription and the associated measurements. As an Eyeglass Assembly Associate, you will be trained in these essential Eyeglass Assembly Associate job functions:

What you'll do:

Mount each lens in the correct and associated frame using tools (screwdriver for metal frames, heat (hot air) for plastic (zyl) frames, drill for drilled rimless frames and stretcher for semi-rimless frames) and complete assembly process. Ensure alignment and balance of frames and clean lens. Mounting of lenses will follow the prescription and associated lens measurements. This process will all be executed in compliance with ANSI Standards

Schedule: Monday - Friday, 9:30am-6pm

Starting Pay Rate: $15.13/hour

Responsibilities:

• Associates are required to follow all training & work instructions relative to the assembly of optical eyewear in performing duties as assigned

• Work with the right lens first and then left lens to ensure proper lens placement

• Maintain daily production standards as outlined during training to meet the goals of the work unit. Work cooperatively and foster a team atmosphere

• Ensure job are stacked in accordance with tray priority standards (date order).

• Maintain a clean and orderly work area

• Associates are required to occasionally work overtime as scheduled by their supervisor and based on production needs.