Operator - Focus Factory

SMC Ltd.•Somerset, WI

130d•$22•Onsite

About The Position

SMC Ltd. is not just another company that makes products you have never heard of. As an Operator, you’ll play a critical role in manufacturing or assembling parts that make up lifesaving medical devices. We’re growing at an exponential rate because of our incredible employees, customers and clients that truly value and need our products. Grow your career with us! About SMC Ltd: SMC, Ltd. is a globally recognized premium supplier to the medical market with locations throughout the world. People committed to speed, technology, and exceptional performance are the cornerstone of our organization. Comprised of dedicated people and decades of manufacturing experience, we have continued to experience strong growth and currently have outstanding career opportunities for equally dedicated people. Typical day in the life of an Operator: You’ll be directly involved in the manufacturing process and operate automated injection molding machines, making high-precision plastic parts for a variety of word class clients. These parts are put into medical and industrial devices that are used by thousands of people around the globe every day. You’ll use precision measuring instruments, visually inspect products and report surface and dimension defects, and sometimes package them using a variety of tools, including robots. Depending on the job, sometimes you’ll put some of the parts together by hand. See something that could be improved? We want to hear it! Your idea could play a critical role in our continuous improvement efforts. At SMC we believe in training and team support, making sure you have the tools necessary to perform your job well.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent preferred.
One year of experience in production environment preferred, preferably in a medical or Clean Room Environment.

Responsibilities

Directly involved in the manufacturing process and operate automated injection molding machines, making high-precision plastic parts for a variety of word class clients.
Use precision measuring instruments, visually inspect products and report surface and dimension defects, and sometimes package them using a variety of tools, including robots.
Put some of the parts together by hand.
Share ideas that could play a critical role in our continuous improvement efforts.