Machine Operator 4 – 2nd Shift

Rockwell Automation•Mequon, WI

About The Position

Rockwell Automation is hiring a full-time manufacturing Utility 4 for its 456 department. This is a second-shift role, Monday through Friday, from 2:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. The starting rate is $25.31 per hour, with a 6% shift premium. The role sets up and operates automatic or semiautomatic production machinery, follows process sheets and supervisor instructions, and checks operations against established tolerances. The operator works with Surface Mount Technology (SMT), electronically controlled processes, electronic components, and complete printed circuit board (PCB) layouts. The role includes operating multiple machines and workstations at once, preparing production materials, programming equipment, inspecting and repairing boards, and supporting troubleshooting, production coordination, and employee training. Overtime is an essential function and typically requires 20 hours per week, though actual hours may vary.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Legal authorization to work in the United States; visa sponsorship is not available now or in the future.
Ability to solve problems and read and understand written instructions.
Ability to use a computer to view, log, or find job-related information.
Ability to work independently and be self-directed in a team environment.
Safe use of manual tools, power tools, and machinery.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Basic computer literacy and basic ability to read, write, and speak English.
High attention to detail to prevent quality errors.
Ability to interface with FTPC, SAP, Optel, and Universal software programs.
Ability to work required overtime, typically 20 hours per week.

Nice To Haves

Typically requires 4 years of previously related experience.

Responsibilities

Use documented work instructions, workmanship standards, schematics, and bills of materials to complete complex assignments across a variety of workstations.
Set up and operate automatic or semiautomatic production machines and check operations against predetermined tolerances.
Work with SMT and electronically controlled processes, components, and PCB layouts, including operating multiple machines and workstations at once.
Pick parts, set up jobs according to pick lists, and run SMT production lines using five pieces of equipment at once.
Perform first-line inspection of boards to ensure they are being built properly.
Work with technicians and team leads to troubleshoot equipment failures and connect or link information to jobs.
Prepare reels and feeders for SMT machines; count materials and move them to the production line.
Burn firmware programs into electronic components using programming machines.
Create and apply labels to PCBs manually and/or automatically.
Make setups and adjustments while holding tolerances to print specifications.
Operate optical inspection equipment, visually classify rejected boards, and repair them.
Program equipment using mechanical and electrical drawings and other support documents, and make recommendations to ensure manufacturability.
Troubleshoot and program machinery and use judgment and initiative to drive systemic improvements.
Assist with production coordination and order prioritization, and provide updates as needed.
Develop and update training curriculum and support facility training and onboarding.