Press Operator (3rd Shift)
startShelby (MI)
About the role
WHAT YOU'LL DO:
Responsible for equipment operation including press transfer, feeder, etc. Part of the set up/changeover team Operate press in production mode to meet production goals Visually look over parts to assure proper quality. Notify Production, Quality, Leader, or Supervisor of quality or press related problems Perform quality checks and use checking fixtures to maintain high quality parts Must ensure all parts containers have properly filled out tags for part, lot and operation identification including SAP labeling Keep work areas clean and safe. Maintain 5S Standards Fill out daily production reporting paperwork and visual Downtime Boards Serves in the capacity of wastewater handler commensurate with completion of proper environmental training Additional duties as assigned Adapt and promote Lean Manufacturing principals Active participant in the Elimination of Waste Team meetings Support the Company's Goals and Objectives WHAT YOU'LL NEED TO SUCCEEDRequires at least three months of knowledge of press and feeder operations Usage of a computer and other productivity machinery such as control panels Possess working knowledge of IATF16949, ISO 14001, and Q1 compliance criteria Experience in a fast paced, automotive manufacturing environment
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