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Job Details

This position maintains production on a daily basis inside a clean room environment. This position is capable of clearing faults, replenishing materials to the automated equipment, starting up machines, and making minor adjustments to produce quality product.

Job Description

• Responsible for variable inspections.
• Meets daily production schedules and quality standards by following work and safety instructions and completes all necessary paperwork in order to track, log and monitor production activity; i.e., GMP paperwork, product documentation, inspection data and results .
• Completes machine set ups to prepare for production runs. Assists with equipment changeovers as necessary.
• Completes routine maintenance and upkeep of equipment, including basic troubleshooting, routine and standard repairs that are authorized, and daily and weekly preventive maintenance tasks.
• Consistently follows the escalation process to ensure that equipment issues are diagnosed and repaired in a timely manner to limit downtime.
• Responds to machines faults by observing potential fault causes, reacting problem fault, and recovering machine if fault occurs.
• Starts and stops machines by following correct procedures and sequence of steps according to SOPs (refers to light tower to determine status of machine).
• Visually inspects component parts to insure all are built in compliance with all current quality standard documentation (Manufacturing Instructions - MI; Bills of Materials - BOM; Standard Instructions - SI; Standard Operating Procedures - SOP).
• If applicable, serves as the backup for the Group Lead in their absence.
• Monitors materials levels and replenishes as required to ensure effective operation of automated equipment.
• Wipes down production equipment by using proper techniques and personal protection equipment to ensure effective and efficient operation.
• Provides training and mentoring to new and existing employees in the role of Machine Operator I.
• Works safely to prevent on-the-job injuries by following safety procedures and observing potentially hazardous situations.
• Labels all components and scrap in accordance with applicable SOPs, maintaining a clean and well-organized work area.
• Performs rework inspections on all part by observing specific defects and separating out defective parts.
• Other duties as assigned.
• Working Hours: Monday through Friday, 10:30pm-7:00am. These are subject to change per operational needs.
  
  

Qualifications

• High School diploma or GED equivalent
• 1+ years of experience in plastics manufacturing, strongly preferred
• 3+ years of experience operating equipment, preferred
  
  

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