Dip Operator - 2nd Shift
yamaha motorGreenfield (IN)
About the role
Dip Operator At Yamaha Precision Propellers, we're more than a manufacturing company-we're a team of innovators, problem-solvers, and craftspeople dedicated to delivering exceptional marine performance. By producing precision-engineered propellers for Yamaha outboard motors, we help create better experiences for boaters while providing rewarding careers for the people who make it all possible. We make high-quality products while supporting our teams and local communities by providing great careers in a safe, respectful, and innovative environment.
About the Role:
We are seeking a Dip Operator to support automated and manual dipping processes in a production environment. This role is well suited for someone who works steadily, follows established procedures, and maintains consistent quality throughout each step of the process.
Core Responsibilities:
Operate and monitor dip robots and complete hand-dipping tasks when needed Load and unload parts for the automated dipping process according to traveler documents and process instructions Set programs using production software and confirm equipment is prepared for each run Inspect parts for defects and verify the correct dip process before production begins Prepare slurry, complete start-of-shift checks, and perform equipment setup tasks Clean spiders as needed during production Complete required paperwork and maintain a clean work area at the end of each shift
Regular TPMRequired Skills & Abilities:
Ability to follow established procedures and work instructions consistently Thorough approach to inspecting parts, completing documentation, and maintaining process quality Comfort performing repetitive production tasks with steady attention throughout the shift Ability to work independently while coordinating with team members as needed Basic math, language, and reasoning skills Ability to navigate computer systems and production software Ability to anticipate next steps in the production process
Other Requirements:
High school diploma or GED/High School Equivalency Experience working in a manufacturing or production environment
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