Operator 2

Bosch Group•Shoreham, MI

About The Position

Uses hands, eyes, ears, legs, machines, materials, tools and equipment to set up and tear down machines, equipment, fixtures and work stations in manufacturing; and, assembles or machines parts and performs various tasks to ensure the safe and efficient production of quality products by performing the following duties, which are not intended to be all-inclusive.

Requirements

Accuracy - Ability to perform work accurately and thoroughly.
Safety Awareness - Ability to identify and correct conditions that affect employee safety.
Detail Oriented - Ability to pay attention to the minute details of a project or task.
Reliability - The trait of being dependable and trustworthy.
Teamwork oriented – works well with others and supports others to maximize production, safety and efficiency.
Adaptable – able and willing to learn and perform a variety or tasks and jobs at various times.
Able to read and comprehend from reading at high school graduate level.
Able to learn and communicate orally and in writing.
Customer oriented – knows what the external and internal customer wants and provides it.
Quality oriented – ensures that work performed in producing a product or performing a service does meet or exceed customer and company expectations.
Dependable – always on time, works when scheduled to work.
Focused – pays attention to ones job and avoids distraction.
Finger-hand-eye-arm-shoulder-head-back-legs coordination
Works well under pressure.
Self-confident – is sure of oneself in performing duties effectively and expediently.
Creative problem solver – can come up with effective fixes for machinery and equipment.
Self-motivated – knows what to do and does not wait for direction.
Results oriented – gets the job done, meeting or exceeding expectations. Finds gratification in the thoroughness and effective completion of his/her work.
High School Graduate or General Education Degree (GED) is preferred; technical or vocational training/education at post-high school level is a plus.
Ability to learn equipment programming through on-the-job training as required in effectively operating tools, equipment and machinery; use data entry systems, record information software systems, the email system, and the bar-coding systems as required following on-the-job training.
Powered industrial truck operating certificate as required.

Nice To Haves

No prior experience necessary, but former manufacturing experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

Ready packaging/containers for shipment, such as, but not limited to taping, sealing, stapling, banding and stretch-wrapping.
Prep containers for shipment with interior packaging (bubble wrap).
All skills and responsibilities of the Operator 1 classification.
Ability to operate CMM.
Load and set tooling.
Make sensor adjustments.
Remove and replace guards.
Reset Pallet Stops and RF Tags.
Tool Management including, but not limited to, tool settings and pre-setting.
Offsets
Understand the SPI process or other problem solving processes.
Analysis part rejects and machine inefficiencies.
Maintain PM completion log.
Pallet and fixture repairs including batteries.
Ability to use precision gauging.
Verify and/or fix Poke Yokes.
Ability to interpret and react to SPC charts.
Assist skilled trades.
Support TS-16949, BPS, CIP, etc.
Operate material handling equipment.
Observe all Health, Safety, and Environmental policies and procedures as directed by the Company.