Machine Operator II - 1st Shift

Magnaflow•Oceanside, CA

10h•$21 - $27•Onsite

About The Position

A Manufacturing Machine Operator is responsible for setting up, operating, and maintaining machines used in the production process. They ensure that machinery runs smoothly, produces quality products, and operates efficiently while adhering to safety and quality standards.

Requirements

Experience in operating manufacturing machinery (CNC, injection molding, presses, lathes, etc.).
Basic knowledge of machine functions, troubleshooting, and maintenance procedures.
Ability to monitor machine performance and ensure products meet required quality standards.
Strong troubleshooting skills to quickly address machine malfunctions or production issues.
Ability to stand, lift, and perform manual tasks in a manufacturing environment.
Knowledge of safety procedures related to machine operation and manufacturing processes.
Ability to meet production targets while maintaining quality standards.
Strong collaboration and communication skills to work with other operators and team members.
High school diploma or equivalent (some positions may require vocational training or technical certifications in machine operation).
Previous experience as a machine operator or in a manufacturing environment is typically preferred but may not be required.
On-the-job training may be provided.

Responsibilities

Set up and calibrate machines and equipment for production runs based on job specifications and production schedules.
Operate various machines, such as CNC machines, injection molding machines, lathes, or presses, to manufacture products according to the design and quality standards.
Monitor and inspect machine outputs to ensure products meet required specifications and quality standards.
Perform quality checks and adjust machines as needed.
Identify and resolve issues related to machinery, product defects, or production delays.
Perform basic maintenance or repairs on machines as needed.
Conduct routine maintenance and cleaning of machines to ensure optimal performance and prevent breakdowns.
Track production progress and adjust processes to meet deadlines.
Report any irregularities or issues to supervisors.
Maintain production logs, including machine settings, quantities produced, and any issues encountered during the production process.
Follow all safety protocols and use personal protective equipment (PPE).
Report any safety hazards or unsafe practices immediately.
Work with other team members, such as maintenance technicians, quality inspectors, and supervisors, to ensure smooth production flow and resolve any operational issues.