Machine Operator - 3rd Shift/Night

Insteel Industries•Hazle Township, PA

4d•Onsite

About The Position

A machine operator is commonly expected to know how his/her equipment operates and be able to identify and repair simple mechanical problems like stalls or jams. Workers hired into this position will be trained to eventually operate various machines and learn processes related to manufacturing steel wire products. Mechanical and analytical skills are required for this job.

Requirements

High School diploma or equivalent
Ability to complete simple forms and understand simple written instructions.
Ability to perform simple arithmetic skills involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, and decimals.
Mechanical and analytical skills are required for this job.
Applicants must be authorized to work for ANY employer in the U.S. We are unable to consider applicants residing in locations outside the US requiring Visa sponsorship at this time.

Nice To Haves

An equivalent combination of education and work-related experience may be acceptable.

Responsibilities

Practice safe work habits as an individual and with co-workers.
Work effectively in a team environment.
Safely and correctly load coils with crane or forklift.
Complete the required quality inspections - diameter and roundness (micing and correctly tagging every spool produced. Providing the required samples to Quality Assurance.)
Demonstrate knowledge and purpose of rolling line/draw machine terminology.
Troubleshoot when problems occur.
Demonstrate a willingness and ability to train others.
Adhere to guidelines related to PPE (Personal Protective Equipment).
Know safety equipment and be aware of machine safety procedures.
Know and understand basic mechanical processes and equipment function principles.
Conduct equipment inspections for proper operation and mechanical integrity.
Assist in the repair and maintenance of machines and facilities as required.
Document production information on tally sheets and make basic production entries into a computer.
Must understand basic mathematical principles and know measurement processes such as length, diameter, weights, and counts.
Assume duties of other operators as required and assist in other areas of the facility as needed.