Machine Operator I, Loading
freedom munitionsLewiston (ID)
About the role
Machine Operator Machine Operators work on machines in the various departments within the production line. Operators can produce quality products safely and efficiently. Individuals who are placed in a Machine Operator position must be able to learn the sounds and mechanics of the machine as well as any possible malfunctions that may occur during the operating processes.
Duties & Responsibilities:
Understand the operation of the equipment used to assemble all the components required to make ammunition (casings, gunpowder, and lead bullet)Maintains a correct record-keeping system to ensure production efficiency meets company standards Understands the functions and processes for efficient operations. Performs start-up procedure for equipment Completes all duties and responsibilities following company safety and environmental policies. Communicate with machine technicians to determine needs. Maintains a safe and clean work area. Performs other duties as directed. Specifications/
Qualifications:
Experience None, willing to train Education High School diploma or equivalent Responsibilities Daily tasks as required Supervision received Direct oversight by Shift Supervisor Working conditions Extreme noise, heat, cold, dust, dirt and oil. Mental and physical demands Standing, lifting, carrying, speaking, listening, motor coordination skills Confidential data Access to intellectual property which must remain confidential and cannot be reproduced.
Travel requirements:
None Average hours per work day: 12 hrs/day You must be able to pass a drug and alcohol screening and a background check to prove the absence of felonies.
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