Operator IV (Onsite)

Axon•Arizona, USA, AZ

14h•Onsite

About The Position

The Operator IV supervises and coordinates manufacturing operations to support quality control, efficiency, and timely product delivery. The role guides production teams, oversees critical manufacturing processes, and promotes continuous improvement on the production floor. It is onsite and reports to the Manufacturing Manager. The position includes directing daily manufacturing operations, monitoring complex production processes, completing validation protocols, supporting safety initiatives, tracking yield and defect metrics, and coordinating production plans and resources. It also connects operators with manufacturing management, collaborates across teams to resolve equipment and quality issues, and helps transition new products into manufacturing. When needed, the Operator IV provides team-lead coaching and feedback and recommends process improvements.

Requirements

High school diploma, equivalent, or relevant practical work experience.
Proven track record in production processes, quality control, and manufacturing workflows.
Strong mechanical aptitude and familiarity with production machinery, gauges, and tools.
Demonstrated problem-solving, decision-making, and communication skills across cross-functional teams.
Ability to perform essential physical duties, including standing for extended shifts and moving materials up to 50 lbs, with or without accommodation.

Responsibilities

Direct day-to-day oversight and planning of manufacturing operations.
Guide operators on critical production processes and perform or monitor complex operations.
Complete routine validation protocols and support safety initiatives as a designated safety representative.
Inspect operator deliverables and maintain detailed documentation of yield and defect metrics.
Serve as a communication bridge between operators and manufacturing management.
Execute production plans to meet targets and collaborate with management on resource scheduling.
Ensure compliance with regulatory guidelines and safety standards, including PPE, ISO, and OSHA regulations.
Collaborate with Engineering, R&D, and Production teams to resolve equipment, quality, and system issues and assist in transitioning new products into manufacturing.
Fulfill team lead responsibilities when needed, providing coaching, feedback, and process improvement recommendations.