The Utility Operator produces, packages, and labels products to meet or exceed quality specifications and production requirements. The role operates manufacturing and measurement equipment safely, follows production documentation and standard operating procedures, and alerts a Lead or Supervisor when operating problems arise or standards cannot be met. The operator is responsible for manufactured products and meeting shop-order due dates, and may assist engineering or manufacturing technicians with process, product, and tooling validation. The position requires working independently with minimal supervision while following assigned directions, gowning procedures, and workstation cleanliness requirements. The work takes place in a fast-paced manufacturing environment with continuous production demands. Conditions include heat, humidity, noise, moving machinery, water, and wet floors. Operators wear assigned PPE throughout the shift and frequently use a hand saw and other basic hand tools while following safety procedures. The role requires standing and walking throughout the shift, frequent bending and other repetitive movements, and handling loads up to 50 pounds. Overtime, weekends, and different shifts may be required.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED