Machine Operator II

Testequity Hisco Group•Houston, TX

8d•Onsite

About The Position

In addition to Machine Operator I tasks, this role is responsible for performing more complex production-related packaging and labeling tasks in a dynamic, fast-paced manufacturing environment. The Machine Operator II operates a wide range of more complex equipment and may guide the work of junior staff.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED preferred
Three (3) years manufacturing, machine operation, and/or assembly line experience
Strong understanding and visualization of the work specifications
Able to conceptualize the manufacturing process
Intermediate understanding of machine parts (what it is, and what a good/bad one looks like)
Understands pinch points and areas of safety focus during opening/ending of machine operations
Able to recognize and correct general machine-related problems
Able to identify non-conforming material(s)
Able to recognize and utilize machine settings to increase accuracy, speed, and yield
Good reading, writing and comprehension of English language
Able to perform basic math functions such as add, subtract, multiply and divide, including fractions and decimals.
Visual acuity (including corrective vision) to read instructions, operate machinery, and visually inspect parts produced
Able to set-up each machine
Working knowledge of general accident prevention practices
Solid understanding and comprehension of the slitting and/or filling process
Resourceful, dedicated, and inquisitive
Attention to detail, and quality and safety conscious
High level of urgency
Must be reliable, dependable, punctual, and conscientious about production performance
Must pass a pre-employment drug screen, previous employment verification, federal and county criminal background check
Manual dexterity to apply labels, close containers, fill & seal bags, pack boxes, and operate machines properly
Able to perform steady work involving frequent stooping and bending
Able to lift and carry 30 lbs frequently
Subject to pre-employment drug testing, criminal background, and VOE checks
Required to wear proper safety equipment while handling hazardous materials in the work environment
This position requires applicants to be authorized to work in the US without sponsorship; TestEquity does not sponsor applicants for work visas.

Nice To Haves

Certified Fork Lift Operator preferred

Responsibilities

Works in production/assembly-line manufacturing environment to meet customer requirements as documented on more complex work specifications (i.e. Job Travelers, Work Instructions, and/or Customer drawings).
Creates and maintains work specifications; and measures First Piece to validate machine set up with the assistance of the QA department and First Article Inspection Report Requirements (Internal/External); produces required quantity of parts within specified tolerances.
Participates in the contract review process by ensuring/verifying part numbers, revision levels, and other related information matches work orders, work instructions, customer drawings; brings inconsistencies to the attention of the manager.
Evaluates and enhances work specifications as documented, and other related information provided in the work specification(s).
Reads and understands more-complex work specifications with emphasis on material callouts, packaging and labeling requirements, and dimensions and associated tolerances.
Responsible for maintaining a clean work environment.
Responsible for the safe handling of various materials, products, and inventory.
Responsible for proper labeling of materials to ensure lot traceability and shelf life tracking.
Maintains proper paperwork on work orders handled and quantities produced.
Measures parts produced to determine if parts are within customer tolerances.
Takes proper care of all equipment; completes daily log checks and entries.
Maintains training skills on safe machine operations including safety guards.
Follows all safety rules regarding machine operations, work dress/attire, and proper guarding.
Other duties as assigned