Technical Machine Operator, Entry - 1st Shift

Virco MFG. Corpoation•Torrance, CA

About The Position

The Technical Machine Operator sets up, modifies existing programs, and/or operates computer numerical controlled (CNC) equipment to promote safe and efficient operations. The role is in the Tube Mill Department and works under direct supervision on standardized duties and tasks, selecting from written instructions and established procedures. The operator may need guidance from a Team Leader or Production Supervisor, resolves routine questions and problems, and refers more complex issues to higher levels. The position is safety-sensitive and includes performing all duties of a production associate.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Good communication skills, basic mathematical skills, and analytical abilities.
Teamwork skills and the ability to meet quality requirements and performance standards.
Flexibility with required working hours, including overtime, and willingness to flex within the department and to other departments as needed.
Ability to routinely lift up to 50 pounds to shoulder level, occasionally bend and/or stoop, and stand for at least 8 to 10 hours.
Ability to use a computer, tape measure, 2-wheel dolly, 4-wheel dolly, pallet jack, electric drill, and air drill.
Ability to wear required protective equipment, including protective eye and/or hearing equipment.
Ability to work in and adjust to varying temperatures and environmental factors, and adapt to physical applications requiring varying motor skills.

Nice To Haves

At least 6 months of prior technical experience in a manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities

Set up and operate technical equipment.
Set up and operate computer numerical controlled (CNC) equipment.
Read prints and measuring devices, and help troubleshoot equipment.
Check product for quality and completeness.
Place parts in specified relationship to each other.
Work at different workstations to meet production requirements and flex to other departments as needed.
Minimize scrap material produced by machinery.
Follow safety regulations and procedures, identify potential hazards, and attend scheduled safety meetings.
Maintain good housekeeping in the work area.
Use and read a tape measure and read and follow production work orders.
Report the type and quantity of parts made or worked on.
Perform overtime as assigned.
Perform other duties as assigned.