The Second Shift Machine Operator's role plays a key part in keeping our operations running smoothly by safely operating a variety of machines and equipment. This position is only offered on second shift and allows the ability to work across multiple departments and learn to operate various equipment. The position is critical to flow where we are most busy at that time and help us deliver on time to our customers. The position has a unique ability to make base wage, plus shift premium, and grow wage significantly by becoming proficient in more departments and machine operations.
Job Functions and Responsibilities
Operate a variety of machines and equipment to make parts
Use basic hand tools to assemble parts
Follow all safety protocols
Read and use precision measuring tools such as calipers and micrometers
Move materials and parts using manual methods or equipment such as hoists, cranes, and forklifts
The following are machines that you could be trained on and learn. Not all are required; it depends on the Machine Operator's experience and willingness to learn. The more an operator learns, the more they can progress through the wage scale.
CNC 3-Axis Mill: run machine and then learn set up machine
CNC 5-Axis Mill: run machine and then learn set up machine
CNC Single Spindle Lathe: run machine and then learn set up machine
CNC multi-Spindle Lathe: run machine and then learn set up machine
Laser Cutting Equipment: run machine and then learn set up machine
Brake Press: learn to set tooling and run the machine
Robotic Welding: learn to load, unload, and run the machine
Powder Coating: learn to clean, spray, and bake parts
Robot Laser Etching: learn to load, unload, and run the machine
Wiring: learn to wire electrical panels and industrial devices
Small Parts Assembly: use hand tools to assemble small parts
Machine Assembly: learn to assemble, wire, and program small and medium sized machines
Education and Experience
Strong work ethic is absolutely required. Willingness to stay busy and learn new equipment as needed
Mechanical aptitude or experience in a manufacturing/industrial environment is helpful
Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings
Ability to use basic hand and power tools
Strong basic math skills
Classification
Full-Time, Non-Exempt
Supervisory Responsibilities
This position has no supervisory responsibilities.
Physical Requirements
Ability to stand, squat, bend or kneel up to 10-hours
Ability to lift 20 lbs. regularly and up to 50 lbs. occasionally
Comfortable using both small hand tools and larger power equipment
Ability to see fine details in prints, on screens, and in machinery (with or without corrective lenses)
Tools and Technology
Use computer systems for job tracking, timekeeping, and production reporting