Operator Reciprocator FL7

Wellborn Cabinet•Ashland, CA

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Wellborn Cabinet, Inc. is a family-owned cabinet manufacturer based in Ashland, Alabama. The Operator Reciprocator FL7 position supports the manufacturing process by operating machinery and producing components used in finished cabinetry and storage products. The role requires attention to quality, safety, organization, and production procedures. Operators may work with different machines and wood types depending on their department and are expected to learn new products and processes.

Requirements

High school diploma, GED, or one year of equivalent experience.
Ability to read and understand paperwork and build tickets.
Excellent math skills.
Proficiency in reading a tape measure and ability to read calipers.
Ability to stay on task and follow safety guidelines and work-process procedures.
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and follow daily work assignments.
Self-starter with a willingness to learn new ways to enhance productivity.
Good hand-eye coordination.
Good interpersonal skills and ability to work well with other employees.
Demonstrated planning, prioritizing, time-management, and organizational skills, including the ability to complete multiple tasks on time.
Machine Operator 2 advancement requires Machine Operator 1 experience and/or equivalent training and skills.
Machine Operator 3 advancement requires Machine Operator 1 and 2 experience and/or equivalent training and skills.
Machine Operator 4 department-specific work requires extensive knowledge of the named job.

Responsibilities

Make basic manual machine adjustments and check the first piece for proper operation.
Start machinery, make minor adjustments as needed, and operate machinery and equipment according to instructions.
Manufacture components that support the final-product build process.
Troubleshoot issues and perform basic maintenance.
Read and interpret paperwork, build tickets, and related production documents.
Perform quality checks throughout machining to ensure parts meet requirements.
Complete daily reporting and recordkeeping, and report problems to a supervisor.
Follow safety and health regulations, including applicable lockout-tagout and other safety practices.
Clean machinery and maintain daily housekeeping in the work area.
Learn and work with various wood types and, as required, different machines in the department.
For advanced machine-operator levels, program, set up, and operate more complex or multiple machines; interpret job paperwork; understand machining sequence and cabinet-part functionality; and learn newly introduced products.
Notify the production lead person or supervisor of problems or issues.