Production Coordinator - Evaporators

Hoshizaki America•Peachtree City, GA

25d

About The Position

Under general supervision, the Production Coordinator performs a wide variety of assembly, fabrication, production, and operator tasks. The role sets up equipment and assists lower-level production workers with setting up and operating machinery and equipment. Performance is measured against company safety, quality, and production targets, with department goals established through yearly approved KPIs. The position operates relevant machinery, tools, and equipment; selects raw materials and parts; sets up or adjusts equipment to manufacturing specifications; and performs first-piece inspections. It monitors production quality, addresses equipment and process issues, supports safe operations, guides and assists other employees, and maintains daily production records.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least four years of progressively difficult assembly or fabrication experience.
Knowledge of manufacturing equipment, machinery, and operations.
Ability to operate a variety of production machines and equipment.
Ability to perform minor troubleshooting and maintenance of production machines and equipment.
Good interpersonal skills.
Good written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to read blueprints and technical manuals and use measuring equipment.
Motivated, self-starting approach to work.
Basic knowledge of pneumatic, hydraulic, and electrical systems.
Ability to multitask and change priorities at a moment’s notice.

Responsibilities

Operate relevant machinery, tools, and equipment, and perform standard and complex production tasks according to instructions.
Determine and select the raw materials and parts needed for production.
Set up or adjust equipment according to manufacturing specifications.
Perform first-piece inspections during assembly or fabrication to identify quality issues, missing parts, or problems requiring rework.
Keep equipment operational and perform minor troubleshooting and maintenance.
Monitor production quality and adjust machines or processes to correct problems.
Ensure operational safety requirements are met.
Fill in for absent employees and assist new employees as needed.
Provide instructions and guidance to employees about work assignments and issues involving materials or production equipment.
Maintain daily production records of damaged goods, defects, scrap, parts shortages, and overages for manufacturing performance analysis.