Process Specialist

PREMIUM GUARD INCORPORATED•Albion, IL

158d•$23 - $24•Onsite

About The Position

The Process Specialist sets up, adjusts, inspects, troubleshoots, repairs, changes over, schedules, and operates process equipment within an assigned area. The role maintains equipment for safe and reliable operation and supports team members so production targets are met within acceptable safety, quality, and scrap levels. The position may also perform other duties as assigned. The specialist interprets production information, prepares and transports supplies and tooling, checks equipment and tools for safety and defects, and operates and maintains equipment to produce quality parts. The role performs production inspections and measurements, records operating results, maintains supplies and equipment records, coordinates changeovers and repairs, and works with coworkers and suppliers to address production and equipment issues. The position also supports continuous improvement, may train team members, and maintains a clean and safe work area.

Requirements

Basic communication skills to receive and convey information about problems encountered while performing job duties.
Ability to perform basic addition and subtraction using whole numbers and decimals.
Ability to read and write to access computer information, complete paperwork, and interpret documents.
Ability to learn and understand standard operating procedures and basic production techniques.
Independent judgment to troubleshoot, audit, and change over various types of equipment.
Ability to distinguish items by length, width, shape, color, and other characteristics, and read digital and dial measuring instruments.
Hand-eye coordination to set up and change over equipment using hand tools and operate gauges and measuring devices.
Ability to stand, squat, kneel, and bend for long periods; move frequently between workstations; push, pull, and reach frequently; and safely position the body to set up equipment.
Ability to frequently lift, push, or pull up to 30 pounds regularly and up to 50 pounds frequently.
Strong industrial mechanical and/or electrical skills and knowledge, with good troubleshooting skills.
Ability to interpret basic blueprints.
Ability to safely operate powered industrial equipment as required by the Powered Industrial Equipment Program and acquire and maintain a license when required.
Maintain a satisfactory attendance and conduct record.
Ability to work any shift and overtime as required.
Work in an industrial environment with exposure to noise, possible temperature extremes, dirt, solvents, and paper dust.

Responsibilities

Read and interpret electronic or paper information to determine production requirements.
Transport production and maintenance supplies, including tooling, between storage and production areas using a floor jack, cart, or by hand.
Visually inspect equipment, supplies, and tooling; perform required safety checks and ensure defects are corrected before production use.
Set up, adjust, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair equipment in the assigned area.
Operate maintenance-related equipment such as powered hand tools, grinders, drill presses, and cutoff saws.
Perform basic electrical maintenance, such as checking voltage with a VOM meter, replacing fuses, and resetting motor overloads.
Start and monitor process equipment, making adjustments to meet order specifications; take primary responsibility for assigned equipment when applicable.
Inspect product dimensions and interpret mechanical and hydraulic drawings, equipment manuals, manufacturer specifications, and basic electrical schematics.
Perform regular in-process checks with calipers, micrometers, fixed gauges, and other instruments, and record results.
Prepare materials for product storage and remove finished products or returnable materials from production areas.
Identify spare production supply requirements and maintain tooling and machine parts in usable condition.
Enter data into computer systems and complete paperwork to document activities and maintain historical maintenance records.
Complete or interpret scrap, transfer, production, acceptance, and daily log paperwork.
Organize changeovers to minimize downtime and work with team members to ensure changeovers are completed properly and tooling and equipment remain in good condition.
Use preventive maintenance (PM), total productive maintenance (TPM), and predictive techniques and equipment to maintain equipment and tooling.
Schedule and perform machine teardown for repairs and modifications.
Consult equipment manufacturers and materials suppliers about problems and solutions.
Monitor work in progress and make or suggest improvements.
Keep the supervisor and/or Team Leader informed about production problems and take action to support resolution and continuous improvement.
Promote teamwork and, when needed, train team members in job operations and paperwork.
Perform housekeeping and keep the work area clean, organized, and free of scrap and debris.
Follow safety procedures and safe work practices.
Work any shift and overtime as required.