Optics Operator I

Johnson & Johnson•Anasco, PR

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Optics Operator I performs repetitive and non-repetitive manufacturing tasks as part of a production-line team. The role operates general manufacturing equipment, including cutting machines, microscopes, comparators, and optical benches. When needed, the operator sets up and adjusts manufacturing equipment parameters to meet process specifications and standards. The position also supports environmental policies, procedures, and department objectives. The operator follows Good Manufacturing Practices and applicable procedures while manufacturing, inspecting, and verifying units. Responsibilities include maintaining equipment maintenance and calibration compliance, keeping the work area clean and organized, training on assigned operations, participating in team problem-solving and data analysis, and accurately documenting production, materials, and downtime in production records and the manufacturing system.

Requirements

High school diploma.
Availability to work overtime and various schedules, including first, second, and third shifts and/or 12-hour shifts, weekends, and holidays.

Responsibilities

Operate manufacturing equipment in accordance with Good Manufacturing Practices, procedures, and established specifications.
Set up and adjust manufacturing equipment parameters when necessary to meet process requirements.
Ensure equipment used in manufacturing has compliant preventive maintenance and calibration.
Sanitize and maintain a clean work area in compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices.
Organize the work area using FIFO, KANBAN, and the 5'S program.
Complete training for operations established in the training plan.
Participate in team meetings and contribute to problem solving and data analysis.
Document quantities of units and materials accepted or rejected in production orders and complete applicable order-history forms.
Verify production-order documentation for accuracy and consistency of quantities and data.
Complete applicable line logs as required by procedures.
Enter production-order transactions and accepted/rejected quantities into the manufacturing system.
Complete daily production reports by process in the manufacturing system.
Record downtime and its causes in the manufacturing system.
Adhere to environmental policies and procedures and support department environmental objectives.