Machine Operator - 3rd Shift
Machine Operator - 3rd Shift
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SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- This is an on-site position in Chanhassen, MNMachine operator for activities related RFID Technology. DL/ID personalization, Card Body and eCovers in accordance with company standards, policies and procedures.
- Maintain basics functions for equipment operations
- Produce required UPH while maintaining quality expectations.
- Maintain floor cleanliness by following expectations of 6S SigmaKey Areas of Responsibility
- Operate production machinery while continuously monitoring the quality of output and machine performance.
- Perform small machine adjustments using company-supplied hand tools and other supplies as needed to ensure product quality and production speed.
- Production, Quality Inspection and Mailing of materials and finished goods
- Maintain equipment in good working order
- Document and audit logs for production, inventory receipt of raw materials, ISO controls and finished goods
- Shred destruction materials
- Stock materials and preparation for production
- Weekly clean of shop floor; sweeping, trash
- Responsible and accountable for personal work time with ability to focus on details for long periods.
- Attention to punctuality, accuracy, and team orientation in work and surroundings is required.
- Assist other operators as needed, including providing machine coverage during breaks and lunch.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
- Review the job sheet and approved proof for each job to determine customer specifications, such as material requirements, shipment, etc.
- Communicate all pertinent issues as they relate to quality, production or maintenance directly to the Production Supervisor or Production manager.
- Identify, evaluate and initiate corrective action on any aspect of machinery operations, seeking assistance or advice as needed.
- Ensure that all pertinent information related to shift carry-over, including job and machine status, is conveyed to the incoming operators during shift transitions.
- Use knowledge acquired during maintenance training and hands on experience to diagnose and repair minor, quick fix machine issues.
- Provide feedback about training and manuals.
- Must be a US citizen or Green Card HolderStrong written and verbal communication skills
- Basic math skills
- Knowledge of basic hand tools.
- Proficiency with Microsoft office including typing and excel
- Ability to prioritize the workload
- Ability to troubleshoot routine machine issues
- Ability to accurately document check lists.
- Ability to interpret and work from established Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and Work Instructions
- Ability to work and communicate effectively and courteously with co-workers
- Technical Education or experience preferred
- Must be a U.S. Person able to obtain post-hire Moderate Risk Public Trust clearance from the U.S. State Department
- Up to 1 years of experience working in a manufacturing environment
- Up to 1 years of machine or IT experience.
- Experience operating production machinery is preferred
- Physical Demands
- Position is located in a manufacturing environment
- Exposed to a moderate noise level (though below 85 decibels)
- Must wear safety shoes if specified in the local Safety Shoe PolicyMay require the use of additional personal protective equipment (such as safety glasses) as dictated by local policy
- Must be able to distinguish colors across the full color spectrum
- Machine operation regularly requires repetitive motion
- Excellent eye-hand coordination required
- Ability to lift up to 35 pounds required
- This position will require successfully completing a post-offer background check. Qualified candidates with [a] criminal history will be considered and are not automatically disqualified, consistent with federal law, state law, and local ordinances.
- Successful applicant must comply with federal contractor vaccine mandate requirements.
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