Multi Machine Operator II

T C Industries•Crystal Lake, IL

23d•$18 - $25

About The Position

The Multi Machine Operator II operates multiple types of machines, primarily CNC machining equipment, and may also operate overhead cranes, torches, forming equipment, drills, mills, punch and shear presses, forklifts, Combi Lift equipment, and saws. The role works from production schedules, material issue tickets, prints, setup diagrams, and parts program lists, and follows general and machine-specific instructions for startup, complex setups, preventive maintenance, operation, shutdown, and lockout/tagout. The operator maintains production records, performs statistical process control (SPC) and quality checks, and checks calibration of measuring tools and gauges. The position also emphasizes safety, environmental responsibility, quality improvement, teamwork, initiative, compliance, integrity, and a strong work ethic. The role may be assigned other duties as needed. Shifts are second or third shift, with up to 29 hours per week. Pay is $20–$25 per hour plus a shift premium, based on experience.

Requirements

Ability to perform all essential duties described in the Multi-Machine Operator I and II job descriptions.
Ability to operate the machinery and equipment applicable to the role.
Ability to use lift trucks, pneumatic hand hoists, manual drills and grinders, tape measures, digital calipers, and other hand tools.
Ability to follow production documentation, work instructions, safety procedures, and quality-check procedures.
Ability to maintain production records and perform SPC and calibration checks.

Responsibilities

Operate multiple types of machines, primarily CNC machining equipment, and potentially other listed production equipment.
Work from production schedules, material issue tickets, prints, setup diagrams, and parts program lists.
Follow general and machine-specific instructions for startup, complex setups, preventive maintenance, operation, shutdown, and lockout/tagout.
Use lift trucks, pneumatic hand hoists, manual drills and grinders, tape measures, digital calipers, and other hand tools.
Maintain production records and perform SPC and quality-check procedures.
Perform calibration checks on measuring tools and gauges, ensuring they are within tolerance and current with the calibration schedule.
Model initiative, compliance, moral character, and work ethic to promote teamwork and mutual respect.
Build team spirit, pride, and camaraderie.
Promote safety, environmental responsibility, and continuous quality improvement in accordance with company policies.
Comply with company policies and procedures.
Perform the essential duties described in the Multi-Machine Operator I and II job descriptions.
Notify a supervisor of equipment or material problems.
Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned.