Machine Operators - 2nd Shift (3:30 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.)

Johanson Technology•Camarillo, CA

2d•$19 - $22•Onsite

About The Position

Johanson Technology Inc. (JTI) is looking for Machine Operators for their 2nd shift. The selected candidate will be responsible for setting up and operating manufacturing machines. The work schedule is from 3:30 p.m. to 12:00 a.m., with a training schedule from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. for up to 6 weeks. The hourly rate is based on the position, with an additional $.75 for the 2nd shift differential.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED
Experience in setting up and operating semi-automated machines.
Experience in working in a manufacturing environment.
Experience working in a chemical environment
Experience using a Microscope
Basic computer skills
Good math skills
Good verbal and written communication skills

Responsibilities

Setting up and operating manufacturing machines.
Upload program instructed on the traveler to stack sheets of dielectric material.
Stacking sheets of dielectric material.
Reading travelers to ensure correct build-up design and correct dielectric type.
Reading and locating program files and data recording in SPC Data Entry.
Inspection of stacked bars through the microscope.
Applying end-bands to chip capacitors.
Ensuring the quality of the set-up of machine ink management; ensure to use the correct program based on the part size.
Loading chips onto a plate and pressing the chips into the plate.
Dipping the plate into a termination ink then placing it into the drying oven.
Loading and unloading termination drying oven.
Ensuring the quality of the prints produced.
Properly configuring and orienting tooling to support consistent, high-quality production by aligning multiple screens.
Performing first article inspection by doing multiple tests before starting lots to be printed.
Working with chemicals used for screen cleaning.
Wearing a full mask respirator when preparing mixing ingredients.
Weighing materials and chemicals on scales up to 400 pounds, working from formulation sheets.
Using a zahn cup, specific gravity cup, and other analytic equipment.
Loading mills and setting timers per specification.
Communicating with the engineering department on a daily basis.
Assisting in cleaning up solvent or material spills.