Production Operative

11th Hour Staffing•Beavercreek, OH

About The Position

The Production Operative manufactures high-quality products according to drawings, specifications, Bills of Materials (BOMs), work orders, manufacturing procedures, and applicable health and safety and quality practices. The position works across multiple production cells and requires cross-training in other departments. The role begins on second shift for training and moves to first shift after training is completed; the listed schedule is 3 PM–12 AM. Pay is $23.81 per hour.

Requirements

Assembly or manufacturing experience is required.
Flexibility to cross-train in other departments is required.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge or experience in wire and cable winding, stripping, braiding, taping, spooling, or assembly.
Knowledge or experience in wire cutting and stripping or tubing cutting.
Knowledge or experience in etching, tinning, or soldering.
Mathematical knowledge.
Experience with lean management tools such as Kaizen or 6S.

Responsibilities

Manufacture products according to product drawings, specifications, BOMs, work orders, and manufacturing procedures.
Report potential issues or deviations from drawings, specifications, BOMs, or procedures to the Operations Manager or assigned production leader before beginning work.
Inspect materials and components for defects before processing.
Check the quality and accuracy of tools and machine settings.
Confirm machines are approved for safe use, including appropriate guarding under health and safety regulations.
Keep the workplace clean and presentable.
Report safety or quality issues to the Operations Manager or assigned production leader.
Record required data according to manufacturing work instructions and procedures.
Complete relevant quality checks and signoffs at the required times.
Inspect finished goods for quality and appearance before passing them to the next process, and separate defective goods for discussion with the Operations Manager or assigned production manager.
Identify opportunities to improve service quality and efficiency and discuss ideas with a manager.
Follow machine maintenance, 5S, and other relevant programs.
Cross-train and work in multiple production cells or departments as needed.