Machine Operator 2 - 1st Shift

Rockwell Automation•Mequon, WI

About The Position

Rockwell Automation is hiring a full-time Machine Operator 2 for its EA department. The role sets up and operates automatic or semi-automatic machines used to manufacture company products, following process sheets and written or verbal instructions. The operator checks and inspects operations against predetermined tolerances. The position uses documented work instructions, schematics, and manufacturing execution systems for semi-routine assignments across a variety of workstations. It involves wave, conformal-coat, and other electronically controlled processes; components; and full printed circuit board (PCB) layouts. The operator selects solder, sets up and operates multiple machines and workstations, and works with technicians and team leads to troubleshoot equipment failures and connect information to jobs. The role requires working with little direction and using judgment to identify when an occasional deviation from accepted practice is needed. This is a first-shift role, Monday through Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Overtime is an essential function and typically requires 10 hours per week, though actual overtime may vary. The starting rate is $19.28 per hour.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Legal authorization to work in the United States; employment visa sponsorship is not available.
Problem-solving skills.
Ability to read and understand schematics.
Ability to use a computer to view, log, or find job-related information.
Ability to work self-directed in a team environment.
Ability to safely use manual tools, power tools, and machinery.
Basic computer literacy.
Basic ability to read, write, and speak English.

Nice To Haves

Typically requires one year of previously related experience.

Responsibilities

Set up and operate automatic or semi-automatic machines used to produce company products.
Follow process sheets and written or verbal instructions to complete production tasks.
Check and inspect operations against predetermined tolerances.
Use documented work instructions, schematics, and manufacturing execution systems across a variety of workstations.
Work with wave, conformal-coat, and other electronically controlled processes, components, and full PCB layouts.
Select solder and set up and operate multiple machines and workstations.
Work with technicians and team leads to troubleshoot equipment failures and connect information to jobs.
Use judgment to recognize when an occasional deviation from accepted practice is needed.