2ND SHIFT Production Operator 2ND SHIFT Production Operator
2ND SHIFT Production Operator 2ND SHIFT Production Operator
Posted 17 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Year of Manufacturing/Warehouse experience (preferred)
- Ability to read, interpret, and communicate work instructions and specifications in English
- Ability to sit/stand/bend/twist/lift +25lbs for periods of 8-hours, or longer
- Ability to work OT when necessary, including weekends and possibly holidays
- Must be fluent in English, i.e., speaking, reading, writing
- High School diploma or equivalent
- Must pass various tests including annual exams.
- The position will be responsible to support to any production area such as grit blast, grinding, belt sand, chisel, tact weld, braze, cleaning and other duties, as required.
- Self-motivated with a high level of ownership and accountability
- Lean skills continually drive process improvements
- Team building skills
- Must be fluent in English, speaking, reading, writing
- Meet performance standards within the first six months
- Intermediate computer skills
- Always utilize proper PPE and safety equipment.
- Ability to follow and understand written instructions.
- Documenting travelers and log sheets for operations performed.
- Maintain required production Time standards.
- Ability to understand and use precision measuring tools.
- Effectively and efficiently produce parts according to certification and quality guidelines.
- Crosstrain other employees
- Maintain department housekeeping using 5-S principals.
- Regular attendance and punctuality required.
- Ensure compliance with Company Quality requirements.
- Adhere to and promote Corporate Code of Ethical Standards.
- Communicate professionally and effectively with peers, leadership, and customers
- Other duties as assigned.
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