Machine Operator

Description

Job Summary: A probationary Machine Operator is trained to set-up and run CNC and manual machines per established standards, methods, and programs to meet customer expectations, quality standards and on time delivery requirements.

Starting wage: $20 per hour. After the 90 Day review and successful completion of training there will be a $1.00 pay increase.

Functions

• •Set-up machine to run production order using defined tools and fixtures, verification of program, and documentation review (drawings, job packet, router, etc.)
• •Run machine to complete production order within the required standard times
• •Measure and inspect completed parts to customer requirements and department standards
• •Prepare finished product for next production operation or shipment as needed including washing, wrapping, packaging, etc.
• •Comply with all health and safety requirements based on each operation
• •Complete all required production paperwork in a timely and accurate manner. This includes using a scanner and computer to log time and completed parts
• •Participate in and support improvement projects within production environment
• •Assist in other cells as required, i.e., assembly, surface treatment, etc.
• •Maintain tooling area in appropriate manner
• •Maintain a clean working area

Requirements

Skill Requirements

• •Ability to complete assigned functions in a time sensitive/variable environment (low volume/high variability)
• •Ability to interact with others both verbally and in writing to meet the position objective
• •Ability to apply common sense and logic in the resolution of problems
• •Knowledge of standard manufacturing processes to complete assigned tasks
• •Ability to communicate with others ensuring the comprehension of the other party
• •Ability to read and interpret drawings, reports, other documentation to meet position objectives, i.e., blueprints, bill of materials, routers, etc.
• •Ability to make adjustment and modifications to G and M code to complete job order (we will train)
• •Ability to determine the tools and accessories needed to complete job order
• •Knowledge of material differences and ability to apply when completing job order
• •Knowledge of various manual and CNC machines and ability to operate all efficiently with minimal downtime
• •Knowledge of and ability to use standard measurement equipment to complete essential functions
• •Ability to apply intermediate math skill and knowledge of metric and standard conversions
• •Ability to operate with competing demands ensuring customer satisfaction (internal and external)
• •Knowledge of and ability to use established technology including hardware and software (computers, tablets, ERP/MRP software, MS Office products)
• •Ability to provide and accept feedback from peers and management in a professional manner

Educational Requirements

• •Ability to pass Phoenix Mecano’s knowledge assessments
• •Understanding of high school level reading, writing, and basic math

Physical Requirements

• •Routinely required to use a hands, fingers, and arms in repetitive motions
• •Regularly required to stand, walk, bend throughout a work shift.
• •Regularly lift and/or move up to 10 pounds | Occasionally required to lift up to 40 pounds
• •Consistently required to use hand or light power tools | Occasionally required to use X-Acto knives or razor blades.
• •Regularly required to move (push and pull) racks and pallets of product around production floor (up to 100 feet at a time)
• •Regularly and consistently required to use or be exposed to adhesives, lubricants, solvents, cleansers, etc.
• •Common PPE is safety shoes and glasses. Other PPE includes full face shield, hearing protection, protective coats, gloves, and dust mask
• •Skin may be exposed to dust and chips from plastic, aluminum, and fiberglass.