Machine Operator III (Night Shift)

Atkore•Milford, UT

1d•$28•Onsite

About The Position

We are currently searching for and willing to train a Machine Operator to be based out of Milford, UT. Reporting to the Shift Supervisor, the Machine Operator will set up and operate an extrusion machine by established procedures, guidelines, and customer requirements while working in a safe and efficient manner. Training will be provided.

Requirements

Must be a Team player and lead by example in LSR and safety.
Ability to prioritize multiple responsibilities and manage deadlines accordingly.
Exceptional attention to detail and a standard level of accuracy & organization.
JDE, document inventory, part numbers (product description and application of products)
Must be certified and able to drive a Forklift.
Proficient computer knowledge including Excel, Math, and RF devices.
Ownership in 5s’ responsibilities
Proficient in most aspects related to the inkjet pipe printer.
Understanding GEMBA and KPI board
Understand extruder equipment performance and identify the technical problems
Able to read and use Tape measures, calipers, micrometers, and basic math knowledge.
On Job Training for Operators I and II

Responsibilities

Able to train employees on the technical extrusion process.
Measure dimensions of products to verify conformance to specifications, using measuring instruments such as tape measures, calipers, gauges, and micrometers.
Adjust controls to meet specified measurements and diameters.
Ownership of the Quality Control process.
Understand compounds and melt process.
Verified and signed the Hour-by-hour boards ensuring they were accurately completed.
Proficient in adjustments and troubleshooting specific types of equipment (i.e. Puller, saw, beller, chamfer, conveyor, etc.)
Lead in the power outage recovery process assisting in leading the team.
Support sizes die and adjustment.
Perform minor tooling changes (i.e. pins & bushing)
Responsible for following the Standards of Production, including minimizing the scrap and line’s rate