Production Line Operator

Maintained Duties

• Machine set up (calibration, cleaning etc.) to start a production cycle
• Control and adjust machine settings (i.e., speed)
• Feed material or product to semi-automated machines
• Perform quality checks with precision by using measuring devices
• React to issues that might occur during the shift
• Check output to spot any quality issues
• Regular and predictable attendance throughout the shift
• Able to utilize SOP’s, CDA’s, and TI’s as a resource documentation
• Able to change machine over from one product to another effectively and efficiently
• Able to string machine up and select correct dies
• Produce quality product with zero to minimal scrap
• Maintain standard efficiency and keep machine uptime and speed to standard levels

Expectations

• Able to abide by all rules and procedures
• Able to maintain clean work area
• Able to make safety first priority
• Able to report all safety incidents or issues immediately
• Able to sustain a shop floor environment with operators helping each other

Specific Skills/Training Required

• Basic Math skills
• In-house forklift training
• On shop floor basic computer training-including but not limited to SAP and MDC
• On shop floor reading measurement equipment-including but not limited to OD tape, calibers, micrometers, scales, and electronic measuring equipment

Education

• High School/GED Diploma - required

Experience

• Previous manufacturing experience preferred but not required

Safety Requirements/Physical Requirements

• Safety shoes, safety glasses, and hearing protection required when working in the production areas
• Ability to stand 8 to 12 hours
• Ability to bend/stoop to floor level 30-60 times in a shift
• Ability to push/pull/roll weight in excess of 100 pounds
• Ability to lift 50 lbs.