Machine Operator - 2nd Shift

Hubbell Incorporated•Wadsworth, OH

About The Position

Under direct supervision, the Machine Operator assists in manufacturing MOV Blocks used in assembling high-voltage surge arrestors. The role follows safety rules and lockout/tagout regulations; reads and follows work orders, specifications, and written and verbal instructions; performs periodic quality checks; and supports routine housekeeping and the 5S program. The operator starts and stops equipment and makes minor adjustments to printers or testers, seeking help from a supervisor or team leader for major adjustments. Additional duties include packaging and labeling parts, tracking counts, logging defects in a database, and possibly operating a forklift. The position works Monday through Thursday from 3 p.m. to 1 a.m. in a fast-paced, repetitive manufacturing setting. Working conditions include extended periods in hot, humid, and dusty environments, exposure to loud noise and strong electromagnetic fields, and being on foot or walking for approximately 90% of the time. The role frequently involves team lifting materials weighing up to 80 pounds. Reasonable accommodations may be made for employees with disabilities, absent undue hardship.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED is highly preferred.
Ability to perform basic tasks on a PC or tablet.
Strong multitasking skills and attention to detail.
Ability to use basic hand tools.
Ability to use, read, and understand analytical instruments such as calipers and dial indicators.
Ability to maintain reliable attendance.
Ability to work safely near strong electromagnetic fields.
Ability to remain on one's feet or walk 90% of the time.
Ability to frequently lift materials weighing up to 80 pounds with a team.
Ability to work in hot, humid, loud, and dusty conditions for extended periods.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or GED.

Responsibilities

Assist in manufacturing MOV Blocks used in assembling high-voltage surge arrestors.
Follow safety rules and lockout/tagout regulations for oneself and others.
Read and follow work orders, specification books, and written and verbal instructions.
Perform periodic block quality checks, including height, diameter, and visual inspections.
Participate in the 5S program and perform routine housekeeping to keep the work area clean.
Start and stop printers or testers and make minor adjustments; seek help from a supervisor or team leader for major adjustments.
Package parts according to their letter class.
Label boxes and track part counts.
Log defects in a database.
Possibly operate a forklift.