Summary

The Tech - Label Maker is responsible for pre-printing correct kitting labels and supplying to kitting production areas in a timely manner.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following. Other Duties not listed may be assigned.

Daily Responsibilities - % of Job – 95%

• Prepare Label Plans and label files for products being repaired at SMS.
• Create Mapping tables for PN and designated labels.
• Understand and follow FCI(Final Configuration Instructions)and FAI (First Article Inspection) program instructions.
• Prepare/update Sops accordingly.
• Resolve daily label related issue in production.
• Meet or exceed daily KPI metrics.
• Requires daily communication and planning with PE/TE(Product and Test Engineer).
• Other tasks as required.
  
  

Team Building/Leadership - % of Job – 5%

• Responsible for maintaining a positive work environment while supporting the company’s culture.
• Responsible for fostering a healthy and safe work environment, focusing on the well-being of all associates.
  
  

Education and/or Experience

• Requires associate in computer science or equivalent experience.
  
  

Essential Skills

• Must know MS-Office programs.
• Prefer to have basic SQL query knowledge.
• Barcode program experience prefer Codesoft
• Must have Printers knowledge, includes regular maintenance
• Must be able to stand and move about the facility.
• Requires good organizational skills.
• Requires good communication and interpersonal skills.
• Must be detailed oriented.
• Requires good hand/eye coordination.
• Must be able to multi-task in high production environment.
• Must be self-motivated, proactive, and be able to work independently and as a team.
  
  

Competencies

• Shows determination to achieve excellent results
• Finds better ways
• Demands top performance
• Inspires commitment
  
  

Working Conditions

Office and outside environmental conditions found in the warehouse, hot in the summer, cold in the winter. Individuals may need to walk for an extensive period of time while working and walking the facilities; to reach over shoulder heights; bend or stoop below the waist; repetitive wrist, hand, or finger movement; occasional lifting up to 60 pounds with help.