Machine Operator 2- 1st shift

Rockwell Automation•Mequon, WI

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Rockwell Automation is a global technology leader focused on helping the world’s manufacturers be more productive, sustainable, and agile. We are seeking a full-time manufacturing Machine Operator 2 for our EA department. This is a 1st Shift role (Monday-Friday 6:00AM – 2:00PM) with a starting rate of $19.28 per hour. This position involves setting up and operating a variety of automatic or semi-automatic machines used in the production of the company's product. The role requires working from process sheets or written/verbal instructions, checking and inspecting operations against predetermined tolerances, and interacting with electronically-controlled processes, components, and full Printed Circuit Board (PCB) layouts. The ability to select solder, wave solder, and conformal coat, and set up and operate multiple machines and workstations simultaneously is crucial. You will also work with technicians and team leads to troubleshoot equipment failures and manage job-related information.

Requirements

A minimum of High School Diploma/GED OR 1 year of verified related experience
Legal authorization to work in the U.S. is required.
Problem solving skills
Ability to read and understand schematics
Ability to use a computer to view, log, or find appropriate job related information
Self-directed in a team environment
Safe use of manual tools, power tools and machinery
Basic computer literacy
Basic ability to read, write and speak English

Nice To Haves

Typically requires 1 year of previously related experience.

Responsibilities

Sets up and operates a variety of automatic or semi-automatic machines used in the production of the company's product.
Works from process sheets or written/verbal instructions given by supervisor to perform production tasks.
Checks and inspects operation against predetermined tolerances.
Uses documented work instructions with schematics and manufacturing execution systems on semi-routine assignments at a variety of workstations.
Works with little direction and uses judgment to recognize the need for occasional deviation from accepted practice.
Works with other electronically-controlled processes, components and full Printed Circuit Board (PCB) layouts for final product creation.
Interacts with machines, selects solder, wave solder, and conformal coat and sets up and operates multiple machines and workstations at once.
Works with techs and team leads to troubleshoot equipment failures and canning and link information to jobs.
Performs overtime as an essential function of the position, typically requiring 10 hours of overtime per week, though actual hours may vary.