Machine Operator (Press and Straightener)
$19/hour
ApplyMachine Operator (Press and Straightener)
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$19/hour
About the role
- Follow all work instructions
- Follow all safety instructions
- Operate machinery safely and efficiently
- Taper channel posts as necessary by work order requirements
- Stacking and accurately counting of all production
- Accurate completion of work orders
- Accurate record keeping of production and failed equipment/tooling
- Keep an organized and clean work area
- Examine product and ensure it meets quality standards
- Load and unload material into/out of equipment
- Basic troubleshooting when necessary
- Willing to work in other departments throughout FI as needed
- Operates overhead & jib crane as needed
- Train or assist in training new employees
- Any additional tasks set forth from management
- HSD/GED is highly preferred but not required 6 months experience in a manufacturing position is highly preferred
- General mathematics including, but not limited to, addition, subtraction, and multiplication
- Some mechanical knowledge is highly preferred
- This is a safety-sensitive position; you will be around and/or operating heavy machinery
- Mechanical parts and vibrations
- Deals with some liquids/chemicals
- Both indoors and outdoors
- Ability to read and interpret safety and work procedures is a must
- Ability to follow work procedures and instructions both written and verbal is required.
- Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written are needed.
- Ability to collaborate well with other team members, performing work in a safe manner
- Thorough and good communication is a necessity
- Ability to sit, stand, and walk for long periods of time.
- Ability to lift 50 lbs.
- Must be able to keep up in a fast paced work environment
- Ability to work well both individually and in a team environment
- Must have attention to detail
- Expected Hours - Between 40 and 58 per week
- Typical Schedule6 AM - 4 PM - Mon-Fri6 AM - 2 PM on Saturdays (as needed)
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