Machine Operator - 2nd Shift

Centrix•Shelton, CT

10d•Onsite

About The Position

Set-up, program, operate and tear down and trouble-shoot various manufacturing machinery. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Machine Operator – All Levels Obtain materials from supervisor Set-up, operate and tear down machines Perform various machine operation support tasks Maintain schedule based on production demand through supervisor Maintain all machinery, keep work area clean, neat and organized Trouble-shoot equipment and document problems Maintain proper paperwork specific to each job Effectively communicate problems and possible solutions to Engineering and/or Shift Supervisor Computer operation may be required Miscellaneous assembly and packaging activities Other tasks as required Machine Operator – Level I The Level I Machine Operator position must be proficient in the operation of at least two machines within three months of start: Full knowledge of all safety issues relating to machines Set-up of all parts run on machine with minimum supervision LEVEL I MACHINERY SPECIFIC – Trained to operate at least two of the following machines Welder Jumbo Tubes Tube Luber Majestic Manual Pad Printing Machine Operator – Level II Has ability to operate at least four out of the five Level I machinery and one level II machine. The Level II Machine Operator position has knowledge of all essential functions of this position. Full knowledge of all safety issues relating to machines Set-up of all parts run on machine with minimum supervision LEVEL II MACHINERY SPECIFIC – Trained to operate atleast one of the following machines: Brushes Auto Pad Print and Needletubes Oravet wax line – occasional only Flocking Room Machine Operator - Level III-A Ability to operate atleast four Level I machines and atleast two Level II machines. The Level III-A Machine Operator position has knowledge of all essential functions of this position. Ability to operate all of the machines in which training was received. Set-up of all parts run on machine in which training was received. Troubleshoot all machinery in operations in which training was received. Machine Operator - Level III-B Ability to operate at least four Level I machines and at least two Level II machines. Also, has the ability to operate the fill form seal machine. The Level III-B Machine Operator position has knowledge of all essential functions of this position. Ability to operate all of the machines in which training was received. Set-up of all parts run on machine in which training was received. Troubleshoot all machinery in operations in which training was received. Trained in the basic operation to serve as a back-up for Level III-B and work in conjuction with production staff to run the: LEVEL III-B MACHINERY SPECIFIC – Trained in the basic operation of: Form Fill Seal Machine Operator - Level IV Ability to lead the operation of the Form Fill Seal machine and organize production staff accordingly for operation of the machine. Ability to operate the form fill seal machine. Set-up of all parts run on the form fill seal machine Troubleshoot all machinery in conjuction with the from fill seal machine Is not required to operate or receive training on other machines besides the form fill seal as a prerequisite. Can operate other machines in which training was received. LEVEL IV MACHINERY SPECIFIC – Trained in all of the following machine: Form Fill Seal

Requirements

Good mathematical skills
Good mechanical aptitude
Ability to learn quickly and work independently
Ability to maneuver 50 lbs.
Good hand dexterity and repetitive movement of both hands required
Good organizational and time management skills
Computer literacy
High school diploma

Responsibilities

Obtain materials from supervisor
Set-up, operate and tear down machines
Perform various machine operation support tasks
Maintain schedule based on production demand through supervisor
Maintain all machinery, keep work area clean, neat and organized
Trouble-shoot equipment and document problems
Maintain proper paperwork specific to each job
Effectively communicate problems and possible solutions to Engineering and/or Shift Supervisor
Miscellaneous assembly and packaging activities
Other tasks as required