Machine Operator II - 4th shift

Summary

Essential Functions And Competencies:

• Learn tasks associated with PCB and systems assembly based on above levels
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Effective interpersonal skills
• Ability to take on additional responsibilities as required
• Effective organization and prioritization skills
• Demonstrate high attention to detail
• Demonstrate discretion, confidentiality and professionalism when representing the company
• Able to support a 24/7 global business operation as required
• Able to work overtime when needed
• May operate automatic and semi-automatic equipment as required (selective solder machine, wave machine, leaded insertion machine)
• Able to work with and train diverse groups
• Accepting of opportunities to train on new equipment and to cross-train into other site operations, as needed
• Participate in a continuous improvement activity

Responsibilities

Qualifications / Education / Experience:

• Read and follow assembly prints, work instructions, drawings, procedures and specifications used in the manufacture of PCBs and/or systems
• May be certified to operate a limited number and variety of basic machines in production
• Obtain certifications on assigned equipment
• Maintain a clean work environment and follow all company policies and practices regarding safety and material handling
• Use cross-reference tools available to identify part numbers, descriptions, and vendor; Recognize all part markings including speed and values (ohms)
• Assist with line changeover
• Identify feeder by size and type in SMT equipment
• Demonstrate the use of cross-reference tools available to identify part numbers, descriptions and vendor
• Remove hazardous waste at the end of each shift and put in waste storage area, check to see that labels are present and closes containers when not in use
• Continuously maintain a clean machine
• May be involved with hazardous waste handling duties
• Level II: Perform all the essential functions and competencies listed above
• Complete process control charts used to monitor efficiency
• Identify quality, material and process problems and communicate to proper personnel
• Mentor and assist lesser qualified operators
• Set-up and/or PM less complex equipment
• Complete process control charts used to monitor efficiency; Interpret chart patterns and use them as a tool to control processes
• May be certified to operate a variety of complex equipment in production and considered a Master
• Offer solutions to engineering regarding equipment operation
• Collect data from Data Analyzer and use it for process efficiency ratios
• Complete and submit a machine fallout report
• If responsible for feeder repair for SMT, repair bad feeders from bad feeder repair rack and document work performed into PFS; Maintain continuous flow of repairing bad feeders to maintain machine operation and utilize/maintain PFS database for proper cataloguing of feeder repair
• Set-up and/or PM less complex equipment

All employees are responsible for the Quality of their work to ensure BEI meets, or exceeds Customer Satisfaction.

2+ years of experience operating complex equipment; 2+ years of experience mentoring others

High School Diploma or GED

Ability to read, write and perform basic math

Other information:

• Safety-Sensitive Position and Drug Testing Notice
• Benchmark considers this a safety-sensitive position. Safety-sensitive positions are subject to random drug testing.