Operator III - 3rd Shift (Talent Pool)

Viega GmbH & Co. KG•McPherson, KS

8d•$20 - $22•Onsite

About The Position

The Operator III is responsible for prepping machines for shift start up and/or product change; operating auxiliary equipment in order to produce various types and sizes of manufactured products while ensuring quality and production goals are met; performing troubleshooting on equipment as needed. This role requires proficiency in all operator 1 & 2 job description requirements, monitoring and performing operations of processing equipment with minimal supervision, and the ability to assist higher-level operators. The Operator III will use measuring equipment to ensure quality specifications are met, assist in training lower-level operators, and operate material handling and processing equipment. They will utilize the shop floor management system, spot equipment malfunctions, and communicate with technicians for repairs and root cause analysis. Basic preventative maintenance on equipment is also a responsibility. Additionally, the Operator III will supply raw materials by monitoring supply levels, transporting materials, and identifying raw material types and part numbers. They will also test and inspect products to ensure quality specifications are met, report deviations, perform non-conforming product procedures, and isolate/rework non-conforming items. Accurate data entry into the quality control system and identification of non-conforming raw materials are also key aspects of this role. Other duties may include 6S activities, workshops, meetings, and cross-functional training. The role may require working different shifts and wearing assorted PPE.

Requirements

Knowledge of basic reading, writing and arithmetic
Good manual dexterity skills, working with very small parts
Ability to perform repetitive functions
Ability to communicate effectively
Ability to interpret work orders, instructions, blueprints, and/or drawings
Ability to perform with superior service, reflecting a positive company image while sustaining a positive attitude with those you interact with; always going above and beyond to help others out, regardless of their position or department
Ability to adhere to the highest standards of quality while continually performing at the highest possible level
High School diploma/equivalent or 6 – 12 months related experience
Equivalent combinations of education and experience may be considered

Responsibilities

Proficient in all operator 1 & 2 job description requirements.
Monitor and perform the operations of the processing equipment for production with minimal supervision.
Ability to assist higher-level operators.
Use measuring equipment to ensure all quality specifications are met.
Assist in the training of lower level operators.
Operate any material handling and processing equipment required for production and/or replenishment of raw materials.
Utilize shop floor management system to update CIP boards when necessary.
Ability to spot malfunctions with controls on equipment and assist with repairs.
Communicate with process and tooling technicians to help with equipment and assist with root cause analysis pertaining to the production process.
Able to perform basic preventative maintenance on equipment.
Visually check workstations to determine if supplies are getting low; pulls supplies from designated stocking areas.
Transport materials to and from workstations utilizing necessary material handling equipment.
Notify supervisor and/or material handler when supplies are at reorder levels.
Proficient in identifying the difference in raw material types and part numbers.
Able to identify materials required by reviewing bill of materials and can effectively communicate any shortages.
Test and inspect the produced products to ensure they meet all quality specifications.
Report when products are outside of the specifications to proper supervision and/or quality personnel.
Perform non-conforming product procedures when necessary.
Isolate and/or rework items that do not meet specifications or quality standards.
Ability to input accurate data into quality control system.
Ability to identify raw materials that do not meet quality requirements.
Perform duties not central to the job, such as 6S activities, workshops, meetings, and cross-functional training.