Operator 2

About the role

The Operator 2 position is responsible for the proper preparation, cleaning, loading, inspection, and running of parts in 1-4 production machines with moderate supervision. Works from written instructions, work orders, standard programs, and instructions given by the supervisor or lead.

Responsibilities

• Maintains the flow of production parts into the assigned machine or process.
• Unload ceramic and/or other parts, inspect them to remove and record any defective parts.
• Basic computer operation for recording metrics (weight, length, ID, OD, density or counts etc.).
• Maintain quality tools and accurate record keeping.
• Maintains the operation of the assigned machines including periodic watches every 2 hours; performs minor maintenance and reports major repairs needed, to equipment as required.
• Properly records information on production as instructed including pass down information.
• Keeps work area clean, safe, and organized.
• Maintains safety and Quality Assurance standards by knowing and applying proper procedures for operating the machines within the department.
• Assists with company 5S program and keeps work area clean or spills.
• Reads and operates handheld measuring instruments properly and supports less experienced operators in measurement.
• Transport parts to and from machines without damage.
• Cross trains in CMM and other advanced measurement tools.
• Complies with applicable requirements of Kyocera International, Inc. policy, including ISO 9000, ISO 14001, ISO18001, ITAR and any other site-specific regulations.
• Produces precision parts within the time constraints on the work order/traveler.
• Supports machinists as needed.
• Ability to use G/M codes at the controller to adjust.

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED.
• 1-2 year experience in a machining environment, Machine Technology certificate.
• Ability to read and comprehend verbal and written instructions in English.
• Ability to add, subtract, multiply, divide all units of measure including common and decimal fractions.
• Familiarity with mechanical drawings/blueprints, including GDT.
• Vision and depth perception suitable for use of handheld inspection tools.
• Willingness to wear finger cots, masks, and/or clean-room apparel.
• Ability to either stand or walk for extended periods of shift.
• Ability to bend, push, pull, reach, grab, turn, twist, and/or stoop.
• Ability to grab small parts or hand tools with hands.
• Ability to lift and/or carry up to 30 lbs. depending on the specific function.