Water Spider

ELECTRO SWITCH BUSINESS TRUST•Weymouth, MA

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Within the Electroswitch Lean Manufacturing operating system, the Water Spider is a mission-critical role centered on maintaining material flow at the point-of-use (POU) to support the TAKT-based production. The primary objective is to “keep the operator at the station” by ensuring all materials, tools, and resources required are staged in advance, thereby reducing non-value-added movement and ensuring an uninterrupted production cadence.

Requirements

Level of knowledge associated with a High School / Vocational School diploma.
Previous experience in a fast-paced manufacturing environment is preferred.
Knowledge of basic math and ability to read blueprints/work instructions.
Familiarity with ERP systems and Microsoft Office.
Ability to recognize abnormalities in the flow and escalate issues before they cause line stoppages.
Strong attention to detail and daily standard work execution.
Clear communication with team leaders and supervisors.
General Safety training.
Quality System Awareness training.

Responsibilities

Monitor and respond to visual cues – such as empty bins, signal cards, or floor markings – to execute the timely collection, replenishment, and return of materials to designated locations.
Follow a disciplined, timed route to ensure material delivery matches the production schedule and needs of the production line.
Proactively remove dunnage, empty packaging, and scrap from the production area to maintain a 5S-compliant workspace.
Assist with the staging of tools and materials for upcoming changeovers to minimize downtime.
Periodically support direct production work during staffing shortages or peak demand.
Serve as liaison between the production floor and the warehouse/supervisors regarding material shortages or quality concerns.
Visually inspect components during replenishment for obvious defects or damage.
Monitor and refill supplies (fasteners, packaging, labels, etc.).
Remove waste and recyclables from workstations.
Deliver components, and subassemblies as necessary per production line needs.