Operator

Role Summary

The Operator Is responsible to run all equipment in a manufacturing cell.  The operator must follow all safety practices, quality procedures and maintain productivity of the manufacturing cell to support customer demands.

Key Responsibilities

• Including but not limited to the following:
• Practice world class safety practices, every day.
• Participate in quality stand down meetings as quality issues warrant.
• Follow AITF 16949  practices and all safety standards; PPE.
• Operate machines on a daily basis such as: milling machines, grinders, spline rollers and turning machines with CNC controls. Assignment may vary daily, based on manpower needs and production volumes.
• Assist supervisor with manpower moves to support machine downtime or material shortages.
• Knowledge of basic inspection tools: micrometers, calipers, depth gages, height gages, bore gages etc
• Must have basic math skills.

• Knowledge of lean manufacturing and cellular manufacturing principles
• Perform low levels of maintenance
• Perform other related duties as assigned by management.

Key Qualifications/Requirements

•  Experience in an automotive manufacturing facility preferred.
•  Must be able to handle multiple projects simultaneously and adapt rapidly to changing situations.
• Must excel at working in a team environment.
• This position requires that the person be a highly organized individual, who is self-motivated, and can work independently setting priorities without direct supervision.
• Successful candidate should have a proven record of continual improvement in, quality and productivity.
• Experience in safety, quality and housekeeping on the plant floor preferred.

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