Entry Level Machine Operator - $17-$19/hr (67212)
$17 - $19 / hour
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SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$17 - $19 / hour
About the role
- The Bulk Technician fabricates bulk cable material for internal and external customers through operation of various machines and use of various hand tools.
- Essential Job Duties and Responsibilities
- Perform all duties in accordance with Vermillion Quality Management System and Safety standards, using situation-appropriate tools and protective equipment
- Set-up, operate, and adjust machines as required to complete duties listed below
- Bulk Re-Spool - Spool product/wire to specified spools and clean shielded/jacketed material in preparation for next operation; prepare bulk product for inventory or final inspection
- Develop an understanding of the principles of spark testing and the operation of related test equipment
- Sleeving - Pull bulk material through sleeving or protective jacketing by using air nozzles and bullets to expand sleeving for application
- Tape - Install miscellaneous types/widths of tape by machine or by hand to meet specified requirements
- Develop an understanding of the principles of continuity and operation of related test equipment
- Learn the requirements to operate one (1) to three (3) machines (Wardwell braider, Butt braider, cabler, extruder, et cetera)
- Perform other duties as assigned
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