Machine Operator II - 2nd Shift

Proterial Cable America•Manchester, NH

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Machine Operators at Proterial set up, operate, and monitor machinery that includes, but is not limited to, shaping thermoplastics, braiding cables, and assembling conductor groups into final products, ensuring adherence to precise specifications. The job involves exposure to fumes, moving parts, vibration, and loud noise, emphasizing the importance of these operators in maintaining production quality and efficiency. Machine Operator II’s will be responsible for one of the functions listed below. Master Cabler: Runs more complex wire and cable equipment. Equipment includes twisting, and cabling. General equipment at higher skill level requirements over cabler function. Control of quality of output is more dependent on skill level. Braider: Oversees multiple pieces of braider equipment, skill level and overall detail to work required. Respool Lead: Able to run all respool equipment, and coordinate jobs to run at respool. Extruder: Run lower complexity or basic extrusion equipment.

Requirements

A minimum of one year or equivalent of manufacturing experience as Machine Operator Level I.
Must demonstrate minimum skill requirements from the training matrix of level II machine(s).
Must complete training on a level II machine(s) to ensure proficiency and safety in operation.
Grade II machine must be Operator’s main line as listed on the equipment matrix.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Excellent reading comprehension skills to understand written manufacturing specifications, process sheets, instructions, and procedures.
Strong oral and written communication skills to exchange information with co-workers and supervisors.
Computer skills: Basic level required to enter data into a computerized system and navigate manufacturing software.
Excellent mathematical skills and above-average mechanical aptitude for accurate measurements and calculations.
Strong attention to detail is required in machine operation to minimize scrap.
Ability to work independently with minimal direction, demonstrating initiative and self-direction.
Hands-on experience and knowledge using micrometers, calipers, venires, and other measuring devices for precise measurements.
Ability to read and interpret gauges, dials, and equipment controls to ensure machinery is operating within specified parameters.
Ability to lift, carry, and relocate approximately 50 lbs. of objects, materials, and/or product to support production needs.
Visual acuity and the ability to distinguish colors and pass a colorblind test to identify coded cables, products, and material, ensuring quality control and safety.

Nice To Haves

Wire and cable experience is highly desired, with a preference for specific industry knowledge.

Responsibilities

Observe all safety procedures and use equipment and materials properly.
Setup, shutdown, operate, and adjust manufacturing equipment to produce various wire and cable components or subcomponents.
Must be able to access and read documentation including specifications and run and or adjust equipment and or test equipment to achieve specifications.
Meet production standards by performing quality checks, in accordance with ISO procedures and following process and manufacturing specification sheets.
Troubleshoot manufacturing process, meeting production schedules and customer deadlines.
Maintain a clean workspace, and equipment as specified.
Document production paperwork neatly and legibly, both written and electronically.
Communicate and work closely with fellow operators and supervisors to coordinate tasks, discuss production problems, and exchange information to produce quality products.
Obey all safety rules, use caution in work activities, and continuously practice safe behaviors.
Immediately report unsafe conditions/behaviors and work-related injuries to site supervision.
Train and mentor new employees on operation and function of equipment.
Perform all other duties as assigned.