Machine Operator I

Who Are We Magnaflow is a leading manufacturer and supplier based in Oceanside, CA of premium products to the automotive aftermarket industry such as catalytic converters, performance exhaust and replacement exhaust. Through the Camburg division in Huntington Beach, CA. Magnaflow also supplies race-inspired performance suspension products and vehicle uplifting services, Magnaflow is focused on future growth through both new business development and new product introduction. Our websites are www.magnaflow.com and www.camburg.com.

About the role

A Manufacturing Machine Operator is responsible for setting up, operating, and maintaining machines used in the production process. They ensure that machinery runs smoothly, produces quality products, and operates efficiently while adhering to safety and quality standards.

Responsibilities

• All employees are required to perform their job with safety as the main priority for themselves and their coworkers.
• Set up, operate, and tend equipment such as bending, deburring, cutting, packaging, test equipment.
• Perform minor changeovers, setting adjustments, and troubleshooting.
• Ensures the accuracy of products being produced by using an approved measurement device prior to releasing to next production steps.
• Requires ability to properly care, and maintain all the specific machines being operated, such as cleaning of the machine.
• Product count when applicable, product documentation and properly identifying contents.
• Maintains a clean, safe work environment and compliance with 5S.
• Double check quantities of parts produced for accuracy.
• Able to adjust to new methods of automation which require nonconventional practices with regards to manufacturing.
• Inspect parts produced to the company’s quality standards, and fitment to approved measurement devices.
• Perform other duties as required.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent (some positions may require vocational training or technical certifications in machine operation). Previous experience as a machine operator or in a manufacturing environment is typically preferred but may not be required. On-the-job training may be provided. A minimum of 1 year working in a manufacturing environment preferred.

This position requires a basic knowledge of OSHA safety regulations