Second Operations Technician
desert techSalt Lake City (UT)
Second Operations Technician
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desert techSalt Lake City (UT)
Multiple Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and PlasticSmall Arms, Ordnance, and Ordnance Accessories Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Second Operations Technician Mountain Machining employs an amazing team of dedicated workers with strong values and ethics. We strive to provide the best firearms, ammunition and training possible for military, law enforcement, and private gun owners. We are very passionate about the products we make and are extremely committed to being at the forefront in developing tomorrow's weapons technologies.
The Second Operations Technician works in a manufacturing facility, and, helps coordinate efficient flow of materials and finished goods in production. The Second Operations Technician is willing to jump and help ensure smooth operations wherever possible. Close coordination with each production department is essential to carry out tasks that ensure efficient use of materials and movement of goods. The expanded list of responsibilities and requirements are listed below.
Job Duties / Responsibilities
Operate a variety of finishing, tumbling, and manual machines.
Perform job set up tasks.
Monitor product quality.
Communicate status of in-process jobs to managers and co-workers
Assist in process improvement.
Expedite jobs through the job process
Have fine motors skills and good attention to detail
Be able to work general tools and equipment
Required Education / Skills
High School Diploma or Equivalent
Excellent attendance record
Knowledge of Microsoft Office and general computer use
Must be highly self-motivated and able to work on own to complete task
Accurately track time on each job as requested
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