Auxiliary Operator - Level 2

Swagelok Company•Highland Heights, OH

46d•Onsite

About The Position

Auxiliary Operators enhance products and make minor alterations. At Level 2, the associate demonstrates proficiency with limited assistance while meeting performance objectives on standard work processes. The role involves recognizing routine problems and making appropriate adjustments to keep processes running. Associates are expected to work with controls, tooling, holders, fixtures, and standard equipment; perform bench operations and setups according to documentation; and follow quality, product segregation, and visual requirements. They also support process improvement, product flow, and lean efforts, and demonstrate the skills in the master training plan within the required timeframes. The role is based in Highland Heights and follows a 24/7 night shift from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. The position requires regular punctual attendance, considerable standing, stooping, and bending, and routinely lifting kegs and boxes weighing 25–35 pounds, with occasional lifting of 35–50 pounds. Swagelok describes its Total Rewards package as covering health and wellness, compensation, retirement planning, and supplemental rewards.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least 12 months of experience, excluding time spent at the Learner level, before eligibility for advancement to an Independent Auxiliary Operator position.
Ability to safely and successfully perform essential job functions and meet applicable productivity standards.
Ability to maintain regular, punctual attendance.
Ability to lift kegs and boxes weighing 25–35 pounds regularly and 35–50 pounds occasionally.
Ability to perform considerable standing, stooping, and bending.
Demonstrated reliability, integrity, flexibility, teamwork, communication, and accountability.

Nice To Haves

Good mechanical skills aptitude.

Responsibilities

Perform basic, moderate, and complex auxiliary operations using skills introduced at Level 1.
Use necessary controls, tooling, holders, and fixtures to perform assigned tasks with minimal trainer assistance.
Perform multiple bench operations and setups according to documentation.
Set up and operate routine parts on standard equipment with little assistance.
Follow quality guidelines and product segregation procedures.
Understand and apply visual requirements for products being manufactured.
Understand process improvement and product flow within the department.
Support lean efforts, including 5S visual displays and metrics listed on the Primary Visual Display Board.
Recognize and comply with applicable Swagelok procedures.
Understand and demonstrate the skills listed in the master training plan within minimum time requirements.
Meet due dates for assigned processes and notify a supervisor when a problem occurs.
Provide information to the next shift or others in the company and participate in meetings, asking questions when needed.
Take responsibility for personal performance, support business goals, and help others as needed.