Machine Operator - Level 3

Swagelok Company•Solon, OH

1d•$25 - $34•Onsite

About The Position

As a Level III Machine Operator at Swagelok, you will produce fluid-system components that meet high quality standards. The role is intended for an experienced machinist who can work independently, troubleshoot equipment and processes, and perform machine changeovers while maintaining safety, quality, and productivity. You will work with a variety of machines in a clean, safe, modern, temperature-controlled manufacturing environment, with tools and gauges provided. The position is on first shift, 6:45 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 30 months of machining or manufacturing experience, or current qualification as a Swagelok Level II Machine Operator.
Strong understanding of machining processes, tooling, and metal-cutting equipment.
Experience with machine setup, blueprint reading, and basic programming.
Ability to troubleshoot machining equipment.
Knowledge of machining tooling, including form tools, shave tools, drills, reamers, thread rolling, cams, and gears.
Experience using precision measuring instruments and quality inspection tools.
Mechanical aptitude and ability to independently diagnose and resolve machining issues.

Nice To Haves

Strong attention to detail and commitment to producing quality work.
Excellent communication and teamwork skills.
Willingness to learn new processes and focus on continuous improvement.
Willingness to work overtime hours as needed.

Responsibilities

Follow Swagelok’s production system, including participating in daily shift start-up meetings and giving or receiving shift handoff reports.
Operate and change over manufacturing equipment according to standard work instructions and production schedules.
Follow quality plans and specifications, inspecting finished parts with precision measuring and inspection equipment.
Monitor machine outputs and adjust tooling, fixtures, and machine settings to maintain quality and efficiency.
Independently identify, troubleshoot, and resolve machining, tooling, and process issues.
Complete preventative maintenance and routine machine care.
Recognize equipment malfunctions and coordinate or escalate repairs when needed.
Accurately document production activities and maintain manufacturing records.
Suggest process improvements that enhance quality, efficiency, or safety.
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area and follow safety procedures.
Train and mentor less experienced operators.