Extrusion Operator A2/B2

ICU Medical•Salt Lake City, UT

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Extrusion Operator I safely and efficiently operates tubing extrusion machines, extrusion and coiling equipment, and packaging lines. The role includes repetitive machine operation, assisting with line setup, and maintaining continuous production while meeting safety and quality standards. The operator works with team members, follows procedures, completes electronic and production documentation, inspects products, troubleshoots equipment, and packages finished products. The position is located in Salt Lake City, Utah, and is listed for a 12-month duration with a pay rate of $19.00–$19.50 per hour. The shift is a 12-hour rotating shift from 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM.

Requirements

At least 18 years of age.
Ability to operate assigned processes independently and maintain production pace to meet shift goals.
Ability to perform required in-process quality inspections and moderate-difficulty testing and troubleshooting, including silicone, heparin, and packaging testing.
Ability to read and understand procedures.
Willingness to complete internal job training and Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) training.
Ability to perform visual inspections with and without magnification tools.
Ability to use a computer or touchscreen to enter work order data.
Ability to communicate effectively and hear instructions.
Ability to work in a cleanroom while wearing required PPE.
Ability to sit or stand for the duration of the shift.
Ability to repeatedly lift and move objects weighing up to 20 lbs.
High school diploma or GED preferred; 0–12 months of experience required.

Nice To Haves

Basic Microsoft Office skills, including Outlook, Excel, and Word.
High school diploma or GED.

Responsibilities

Work effectively with team members and escalate safety, quality, and production concerns.
Keep the work area and equipment clean and support 6S improvement initiatives.
Read and understand work procedures and operate equipment safely according to company standards and procedures.
Start machines from a powered-off state.
Complete work order setups in electronic batch records, data acquisition, and inventory management systems.
Operate machines to produce quality products at established production rates and operate multiple machines as required.
Read and interpret equipment gauges and dials.
Identify machine faults, troubleshoot issues, clear equipment jams, reset machines, and restart equipment; escalate equipment issues to line technicians when necessary.
Complete production records and work order documentation.
Inspect and test products to ensure quality standards are met, including required in-process inspections and testing.
Weigh, count, package, and label finished products.
Perform changeovers involving tubing sizes and coils.
Perform routine safety inspections.
Support overtime activities as needed and perform other duties as assigned.
Learn to operate simple machines quickly and efficiently.