Machine Operator Packaging Floater (PA2) - 3rd shift

Bosch Group•Lincolnton, NC

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Aiding to the production process by successfully operating all Packaging Machines in The PA2 Value Stream. Machines consists of Algus Clambshell sealing, RF sealing, Hang Tag, Shrink Wrap and Manual Tube Packaging.. Each operator must be familiar with operating all parts of the machines. Responsible for gaining and maintaining general knowledge of machines throughout the reciprocating saw blade manufacturing area (PA2). You must have the knowledge and ability to troubleshoot and make adjustments to the machines when necessary. You are responsible for completing the require training measures (PQ&T's) as they are needed. As a Bosch Associate and as a Machine Operator, you are expected to maintain a positive work environment by following the appropriate safety procedures. You must be able to stand for a minimum of 8 hours a day and also have excellent use of your hands. Required to meet production standards.

Requirements

Ability to stand for 8 hours
Proper hand dexterity
Ability to read and follow instructions
Ability to lift (up to) 40lb. boxes
General Math Skills
High School Diploma or GED from an accredted school required

Nice To Haves

Prefer experience in machine operating

Responsibilities

Setting up and operating all components of the machine successfully.
Loading reciprocating saw blades, clamshells, cards etc... into machine.
Replenishing materials as needed (tape, labels, clams, cards, etc).
Placing sealed clamshells into cartons / Loading cartons into machine.
Loading / Unloading pallets.
Operate pin lift, pallet lift, and hoist.
Making the necessary adjustments to run machine efficiently.
Reading and following standard operating procedures pertaining to the machine.
Detect and determine the appropriate quality standards and measures for each machine.
Understanding and following procedures pertaining to machine cleanliness and tool organization.
Being willing to operate a variety of machines on an as needed basis.
Maintaining knowledge of safety procedures associated with each machine, including but not limited to: Safety guards, emergency stops, and disconnects for lock out tag out