MPH Operator

BorgWarner•Bellwood, IL

About The Position

The MPH Operator performs setup validation to ensure the Bonder is correctly configured for production, keeps the machine free of debris, and loads and replenishes component feeder magazines. The operator performs WinSPC checks and records entries in the computer system, inspects parts for deformities, separates questionable material for scrap or DMR disposition, and reports quality concerns. The role also involves maintaining production and scrap records, identifying production inefficiencies and machine interruptions, clearing faults, and restarting the machine as needed. Completed friction plates are shrink-wrapped and packed according to specification, with the clock number noted on each stack. The operator is expected to follow process and safety standards, keep the work area clean and orderly, and contribute to a professional, productive, team-oriented environment while working with minimal supervision in a fast-paced setting. Other duties may be assigned. Candidates are offered the position after interviews and testing. Shift assignment depends on seniority, skill, ability, work history, and available shifts; shift preference occurs annually in September. The position requires the ability to read and write English.

Requirements

Ability to read and write English.
Ability to perform the listed production, inspection, documentation, packing, and machine-interruption duties.

Responsibilities

Perform setup validation to ensure the Bonder is correctly set up for production.
Keep the Bonder clean and free of debris.
Load components into feeder magazines and keep magazines replenished during production.
Understand the function of the bonding operation.
Perform WinSPC checks and enter information into the computer system.
Inspect parts for deformities.
Separate questionable material and place it in the scrap container or DMR as appropriate.
Report quality issues to the Team Leader or their designate.
Comply with process standards.
Maintain required production and scrap records.
Report production inefficiencies to the Team Leader or Supervisor.
Identify and investigate unusual problems and determine the nature of part defects.
Report issues to the technician or Team Lead for correction.
Identify machine interruptions, clear faults, and restart the machine as needed.
Shrink-wrap and pack completed friction plates as specified, noting the clock number on each stack.
Follow safety rules and maintain a clean, orderly work area.
Perform duties in a professional, productive, and team-oriented manner.
Work with minimal supervision in a fast-paced environment.
Perform other duties as assigned.