Machine Operator II

Role Overview and Responsibilities

Responsible for loading materials into machines for production, adjusting machine speeds during production and inspecting the objects produced.

• Operate Automated component placement machines, which includes understanding the sequence of events, the control panel and indicators, and component replenishment set-up machines.
• Make adjustments and perform component set-up.
• Complete machine adjustments per the Manufacturing Instructions and Standard Operating Procedures.
• Use the computer to load programs and perform other functions on the machines.
• Apply basic computer user skills for finding stock locations, part availability, and “where used” inquiries.
• Identify different component types and their polarity/orientation requirements.
• Troubleshoot and perform minor repairs for normal functioning.
• Follow procedures for handling and storing moisture sensitive devices (MSDs).
• Disposition NCM per appropriate procedures.
• Perform 1st piece work inspection of team members.
• Pull parts from stockroom and overflow locations based on pick list.
• Utilize SDS sheets to review safety requirements.
• General machine cleaning and upkeep and adjust machine for optimum performance.

Qualifications, Skills and Attributes

• Must be certified in J Standard and IPC.
• Training requirements: Team members will be required to attend various training classes to ensure adequate knowledge of company specific information, customer, regulatory, and other requirements as determined by job process, Standard operating procedures or other elements as required.
• Physical Demands: Medium - Exerting up to 50 pounds of force occasionally, and/or up to 20 pounds of force frequently, and/or up to 10 pounds of force constantly to move objects. Constantly finger, grasp, hear, do repetitive motions 90-100% of the time; frequently reach, 60-90% of the time; Occasionally stoop, stand, push, pull, lift, talk 30-60%.
• Visual Acuity: Close visual acuity to perform activities for operation of machines, including visual inspection, using measurement devices; and/or assembly of parts at distances close to the eyes. Ability or increased ability to see color, or perceive color differences, under normal lighting conditions.
• Work Environment: Inside environmental conditions: Protection from weather conditions but not room temperature changes, there is sufficient noise to cause the worker to increase volume in order to be heard above ambient noise level. The Team Member is constantly exposed to high heat and chemicals and is required to safety glasses (90-100%).
• Safety: The Team Member is required to work overtime as needed.
• Location: 100 % onsite in Greater Cleveland, Ohio.
• Must be a U.S. Citizen.