03 - Production Operator - Line Lead 1

Celestica•Richardson, TX

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Production Operator performs moderately complex manufacturing tasks involving the manufacture, assembly, repair, or modification of products. The role works under general supervision, receives general instructions for new assignments, and uses judgment to resolve problems and make recommendations. Situations outside standard processes are referred to an expert resource. The operator may demonstrate work methods to new employees and communicates with supervisors, coworkers, and team members, as well as external contacts when applicable. The position performs hand soldering and manual assembly; sets up, operates, and performs basic maintenance on custom and standard semiautomatic or automated assembly equipment and tools; and operates automated and functional test units. Work may move between operations or products as schedules require. The operator inspects products using visual, automated, electronic, and mechanical procedures; runs diagnostic programs and electronic or functional tests; and troubleshoots and communicates routine or basic defects. The role requires competent skills in the primary work area, coaching skills, and some additional skills beyond that area.

Requirements

Three to five years of relevant experience.
High school diploma and additional courses after high school, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Possess specific certifications as defined by site operations.
General knowledge of product process flow.
Knowledge of product quality, soldering specifications, and quality improvement processes.
Knowledge of manufacturing information systems and basic manufacturing systems.
Ability to recognize operational or component problems and communicate them to the Team Leader.
Ability to learn established quality and quantity requirements.
Ability to manually assemble components and produce high-quality products within defined time periods.
Knowledge of electrical, electromechanical, and pneumatic systems and their principles of operation.
Ability to analyze equipment and systems, make adjustments within the defined job scope, or communicate problems to the Team Leader.
Knowledge of personal computers and ability to learn and use applications specific to the work area.
Ability to communicate effectively with a variety of internal customers.

Responsibilities

Perform hand soldering and manual assembly.
Set up, operate, and perform basic maintenance on custom and standard semiautomatic or automated assembly equipment and tools.
Operate automated equipment and functional test units.
Move between operations and products as schedules dictate.
Inspect products using visual, automated, electronic, and mechanical inspection procedures.
Use automated and non-automated diagnostic programs to conduct electronic product and functional testing.
Troubleshoot, identify, and communicate routine or basic defects and process issues.
Demonstrate work methods to new employees when needed.
Maintain detailed, accurate, and organized records.
Communicate process or component problems to the Team Leader.