Assembler/Production
custom staffingOwensboro (KY)
About the role
Manufacturing Operator Objective: Run automated machinery to ensure that manufacturing procedures are carried out.
Essential Responsibilities:
- Works from specific verbal and/or written instructions and standard work instructions
- Makes routine adjustments/set ups of equipment for limited and readily definable and measurable variables such as length, temperature, or process speed.
- Loads raw material into the machine, completes minor changeovers, monitors machine operations, and inspects completed parts to ensure that job specifications are maintained.
- Maintain and clean machines before and after each shift.
- Maintain activity logs
- May participate in cross-training activities with other related positions
- Supports and participates in the Company's management and quality system including continuous improvement efforts
- Notifies group leader or supervisor of any problems or non-conforming product
- Supports and implements the Environmental policy as it pertains to work activities
- Perform other duties as required or assigned which are reasonably within the scope of the activities enumerated above
Experience: 1+ years
Education: High School or Equivalent
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities:
- Previous 2+ years of manufacturing assembly experience desired
- Ability to perform simple math computation
- Ability to develop and maintain a positive working relationship with others
- Ability to learn, understand and adhere to all applicable safety precautions and procedures
Scope of Supervision: N/ATravel Required: N/APhysical Demand (Special Considerations): Long periods of sitting or standing. Need excellent visual acuity to identify visual defects and manual dexterity to handle small components. Operator may lift materials weighing mostly under fifteen pounds.
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