For Current DMNC Temps Only: All Shifts
densoBattle Creek (MI)
About the role
Job Description
Position Summary:
This position is responsible for performing standardized work processes involving the operation of machinery and the assembly and inspection of parts.
Responsibilities:
- Performs work in accordance with the Working Manual, inspection and packing requirements.
- Operates molding machines, air activated tools/equipment, robots and/or assembly jigs to produce or assemble product. Additionally, may be responsible for material handling duties.
- Advises supervision of machine malfunctions and unacceptable variances in product quality.
- Compares, inspects and monitors product quality to approved samples.
- Documents production results on an hourly basis.
- Meets production rates established for specific part(s) being produced.
- Performs 5S and TPM requirements within assigned work areas.
- Perform other tasks as directed by Team Leader.
- Complies with all IATF-16949 and ISO-14001 requirements.
- May be required to perform additional duties as assigned.
- Quality / Environmental Roles and Responsibilities:
- Follows all procedures and work instructions and makes recommendations to improve the process. Notifies Leader immediately upon detecting any non-conformances.
- Records all non-conformances to ensure corrective action and preventative measures are taken and assist in the problem solving process.
- Communicates and practices DMNC's Quality and Environmental Management Systems. Takes an active role in achieving and maintaining IATF-16949 and ISO-14001.Knowledge, Skills, and Education Required:
- Basic math, reading and communication skills are required.
Working Conditions:
Manufacturing environment, working with automated machinery. Safety glasses and steel-toed shoes are required. Position requires standing, walking and may be required to move, lift or carry objects weighing up to 35 lbs.
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