The Automated Line Technician conducts training programs for temporary and regular employees and develops metrics and training approaches to improve performance. The role provides instruction on standard operating procedures, quality, proper techniques, on-the-job processes, computers and software, production processes, and refresher topics. It also supports production documentation and develops and updates SOPs for current and new procedures in collaboration with management, production supervisors, and the Technical Trainer. The technician evaluates training effectiveness through tests, assessments, and progress reports; helps identify departmental training needs; and works with management to ensure employees understand changes to policies, procedures, regulations, and technologies. The position develops training outlines, instructional methods, teaching aids, and evaluation procedures, and revises curricula and methods to improve effectiveness. The role builds productive working relationships, refers higher-level problems to senior staff, escalates issues to a supervisor or manager as appropriate, follows applicable company policies and laws, and assists with assigned projects and other duties. Additional duties may focus on specific departments or locations. The work environment is usually moderately noisy. The role regularly involves sitting, handling objects with the hands and fingers, and talking or hearing; frequently involves reaching; and occasionally involves standing, walking, and lifting or moving up to 10 pounds. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level