Yarn Prep Operator I

Solesis•Quakertown, PA

About The Position

The Yarn Prep Operator sets up and operates equipment to prepare incoming materials for the manufacturing process. The role includes training to operate various types of Yarn Prep machinery and flexibility to run different processes and machines. The schedule is Monday through Friday, 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., with training on first shift. The operator follows work instructions and standard operating procedures, inspects and documents product quality, labels and packages products, enters production information into the ERP system, completes required paperwork, and maintains machinery and the surrounding area. The role also involves handling and weighing raw materials, cones, warps, and applicable textile processing tools. Secant Group is part of the Solesis family of companies and develops custom materials and technologies for the medical device, pharmaceutical, and aerospace industries. The company has more than 250 employees across three facilities in Pennsylvania.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
0–1 year of related experience.
Ability to read and comprehend the Quality Manual, Standard Operating Procedures, protocols, and other established procedures.
Basic understanding of GMP and working within regulated industries.
Ability to communicate effectively with peers and management.
Strong attention to detail.
Good eye-to-hand coordination.

Responsibilities

Obtain training and knowledge to operate various types of Yarn Prep machinery.
Demonstrate flexibility by running different processes and machines.
Set up and operate trained textile equipment according to standard operating procedures and work instructions.
Visually inspect products while machinery is running and document or report defects in production records or to a supervisor or quality team member.
Perform work in accordance with work instructions, visual inspection criteria, SOPs, and internal specifications.
Label and package products according to internal specifications.
Enter information into the ERP system and report quantities and time spent on jobs.
Maintain clean machinery, parts, and the surrounding area.
Complete associated paperwork and ERP tasks as required.
Handle and weigh raw materials, cones, warps, and applicable textile processing tools as needed.