Machine Operator - Swing Shift

Vision Plastics Inc•Wilsonville, OR

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Vision Plastics, Inc. is hiring a Machine Operator to operate injection molding machines and produce quality molded parts. Operators receive a one-week initial training program combining hands-on production-floor learning with classroom-style instruction, followed by ongoing coaching and support. The role offers training, certifications, and career pathways into leadership, technical, or specialized positions. The swing shift runs Monday through Friday, 3:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., with overtime on Saturday or Sunday. The work environment is clean but may be non-climate-controlled, with temperatures occasionally reaching 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

Requirements

Read, understand, and verbally communicate work instructions.
Perform basic math, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Have basic reading, writing, and communication skills.
Manually cycle the machine by opening and closing its gate.
Frequently lift, reach, and pull up to 25 pounds.
Stand for at least eight hours.
Work in non-climate-controlled environments, including occasional temperatures up to 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

Responsibilities

Read and follow Production Operating Instructions and verbal instructions.
Run machines at the required cycle time.
Monitor machines for malfunctions, report issues to a supervisor or designee, and ensure machines do not close on molded products or inserts.
Verify part quality by reviewing samples, identifying rejects and reasons for rejection, coding rejects in the RT system, and notifying a supervisor or lead promptly.
Process parts according to instructions and customer quality standards, including tasks such as trimming, sanding, cutting, assembling, twisting, boxing, and packaging.
Accurately count parts manually or using scales.
Complete work orders and labels accurately and legibly, and verify lot numbers against work orders and containers.
Communicate effectively with coworkers, notify the oncoming operator of problems, and answer questions.
Monitor job equipment and supplies, such as walkie-talkies, tools, samples, and packaging, and report needs to a supervisor or lead.
Suggest improvements to operator procedures and other processes to a supervisor or through internal suggestion programs.
Keep the work area clean, neat, and organized during the shift and in preparation for the next shift.
Perform other duties as assigned.