Second Shift Entry Level Machine Operator $21.45/hr

Edwards Lifesciences•Salt Lake, UT

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About The Position

The Associate Machine Operator sets up equipment, loads materials, and operates manufacturing processes to make device components and/or sterilize finished Metals products. The role follows work instructions and standard operating procedures, records traceable information in device history records or the Manufacturing Execution System (MES), monitors equipment and product during production, and makes approved in-process adjustments to meet quality requirements. The operator performs basic equipment care and maintenance, selects appropriate tools and fixtures, troubleshoots issues, and escalates problems as needed. Depending on the process, the role may involve handling chemicals and operating laser equipment, with required safety procedures and personal protective equipment. The position is listed as second shift, Monday through Thursday, 3:30 PM to 2:00 AM, with possible overtime on Friday. The posting lists a base pay rate of $19.50 per hour plus an additional 10% for second shift.

Requirements

Ability to read, comprehend, write, and speak English, due to the specific duties of the job.
Good communication skills.
Ability to use automated inspection and/or vision systems, inspection tools, and measuring tools such as a magnifier or microscope.
Basic understanding of manufacturing procedures or another regulated environment, such as ISO 13485 and/or GMP.
Ability to achieve quality standards and adhere to company rules and requirements.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or equivalent.
Some previous experience using similar machinery.
Basic computer skills.

Responsibilities

Set up equipment, load materials, and run manufacturing processes to make device components and/or sterilize finished Metals products.
Follow work instructions and standard operating procedures.
Record required traceable information on device history records and/or enter data into the Manufacturing Execution System (MES), including equipment uptime and reasons for downtime.
Check equipment readiness before starting and make in-process adjustments within approved settings and process parameters to meet quality requirements.
Inspect equipment and Metals product during production to ensure the process remains in control and parts meet specifications.
Capture process parameters manually or automatically, as required, for inclusion in the device history record.
Perform basic operator equipment care and maintenance according to standards, and take action or escalate when equipment does not meet standards.
Select and use the correct tools, fixtures, and equipment for the assigned operation.
Troubleshoot equipment and process issues and escalate problems to the Lead, Supervisor, or Engineering as needed.
Handle, mix, and use chemicals as required for the process, using required PPE and following chemical safety and handling procedures.
Operate laser equipment if assigned and follow laser safety rules.
Meet quality standards and follow company rules and requirements, including Environmental Health & Safety rules, to prevent injuries and pollution and protect the environment.