Optics Operator I

Johnson & Johnson•Añasco, PR

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Performs a variety of tasks with the work team that makes up the manufacturing line. These include repetitive and non-repetitive tasks. Operates general manufacturing equipment such as cutting machines, microscopes, comparators, optical benches, among others. When necessary, operates, executes the "setup" and adjusts the parameters of the manufacturing machines / equipment to ensure compliance with specifications and standards of the manufacturing processes. Adheres to environmental policy, procedures, and supports department environmental objectives.

Requirements

High School diploma is required.
Availability to work overtime, various work schedules, which include 1st, 2nd, 3rd shifts, and/or 12 hours shifts, including weekends and holidays is required.

Responsibilities

Operates different equipment ensuring that these comply with Good Manufacturing Practices regulations and procedures and specifications established to manufacture, inspect and verify each unit.
Ensures that the equipment used to manufacture have preventive maintenances and calibrations in compliance.
Maintains work area clean by sanitizing adequately, ensuring compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices.
Maintains work area organized in accordance with the following methods: FIFO, KANBAN, the 5'S program.
Responsible for training to the operations established in the training plan.
Participates in team meetings, contributes to problem solving and data analysis.
Documents in the production orders everything related to quantity of units and materials accepted/and rejected.
Completes the necessary forms which compose the history of the order, as applicable.
Verifies that all the documentation that appears in the production order is correct to avoid discrepancies between quantities and data.
Documents in the line logs applicable to the operation, as established by procedures.
Completes production order transactions in the manufacturing system, related to the number of units and materials accepted/rejected, to ensure veracity of the different reports.
Completes the daily report of the units produced by process in the manufacturing system.
Completes the down-time log in the manufacturing system, stating the reasons to ensure that situations that impact the output of units are worked on.