RO - PO II/Rolling II, HY

Nitto Denko•Oceanside, CA

About The Position

Under direct supervision, the RO - PO II/Rolling II performs machine-operator tasks, including setting up and shutting down machines and preparing production materials for loading and unloading. The role maintains required output levels and monitors production through detailed quality inspections to ensure products meet customer requirements. It also requires accurate records and logs related to production, measurements, quality, and quantity. The position supports membrane manufacturing by inspecting and transferring material, loading and unloading products, meeting productivity goals, and following quality, safety, and lean manufacturing procedures. The role may also verify glue ratios and line characteristics according to manufacturing procedures, and communicates recurring product defects to production leadership.

Requirements

Six months of manufacturing experience, a high school diploma or GED, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Ability to set up and operate machines and make minor adjustments.
Basic to intermediate English language skills, including verbal and written proficiency, and ability to read work instructions in English.
Ability to work independently and cooperatively within a large or small team while adapting to changing priorities.
Ability to work in a detail-oriented, fast-paced manufacturing environment, maintain accurate records, follow through, and meet production requirements.
Ability to recognize numbers and millimeters and perform basic mathematical calculations using a basic handheld calculator.
Basic problem-solving ability to address standard, non-complex issues and carry out simple verbal work instructions.

Responsibilities

Inspect membrane material for quality and ensure imperfections do not pass into a completed assembly pack.
Transfer prepared material onto membrane carts and back to the Rolling area.
As assigned, verify glue ratio, placement, accuracy, consistency, and glue-line diameter according to Manufacturing Standard Operating Procedures.
Load and unload products from manufacturing transport equipment onto appropriate machines or production equipment.
Meet daily, weekly, and monthly productivity goals set by production management, including cleanup, rework, core tube preparation, and other production activities.
Document product data, including serial numbers, defects, and rejects, in production logs, reports, summaries, and other required records throughout the shift.
Follow quality, safety, and lean manufacturing policies, processes, and procedures, and maintain workstation and area cleanliness according to 5S standards.
Inform the Production Supervisor and/or Production Lead of increased patterns of product defects.
Perform other duties as assigned.