Production Operator

Select how often (in days) to receive an alert:

To operate production equipment, manufacture product, fulfill quality and production requirements.

• 1) Communicate to operators on other shifts regarding production.
• 2) Operate various machines such as trimmers, presses, greasers, air check, laser N & N, redicoat, etc. and make simple adjustments, such as, touch-up cleaning of cavities while in press.
• 3) Assembles component parts according to established procedures
• 4) Grease and oil parts.
• 5) Review production process sheet and quality drawings to determine conformance of part.
• 6) Inspect and sort parts visually and with use of simple and precision measuring devices during production to assure quality standards and specifications, record results, and enter quality information into computer.
• 7) Take and record SPC reading during production.
• 8) Inform proper persons of discrepancies.
• 9) Identify defective parts and place defective parts in proper location.
• 10) Prepare packaging materials and make labels.
• 11) Pack parts in preparation of shipment.
• 12) Record necessary information on bin tickets.
  13) Record production information on bin ticket and place in bin.
• 13) Clean equipment and work area.
• 14) Other duties as required.
• 15) Review scrap rack and/or communication log to determine how press and parts are running.
• 16) Take new metals to proper persons to be inspected.
• 17) Place rubber prep around rubber plug.
• 18) Spray cavities with mold solution.
• 19) Prepare metal, rubber, and teflon for molding, i.e. filling cement can, dipping teflon, cementing metals, fusing rubber.
• 20) Load metals and prep/teflon stock onto cavities by hand or by poppet board and cycle press and run production.
• 21) Remove molded parts from cavities manually or by knockouts.
• 22) Record defective parts on quality charts and place in proper location and record how press and parts are operating on communication log.
• 23) Use air gun to remove flash from cavities.
• 24) Check prep batch number and job number at press against computer print out, record discrepancies, enter discrepancies into computer, and tag sample for microhardness.

• High school diploma or G.E.D.

High school diploma or G.E.D.

• 1) Stand and walk on cement for 10 hours/day.
• 2) Lift approximately 40 lbs. frequently from floor to possibly above head.
• 3) Document information accurately and legibly.
• 4) Corrected vision must be 20/40 far vision and 20/40 near vision.
• 5) Continuously work on presses where heat reaches maximum of 410 degrees.
• 6) Work in area where heat reaches up to 110 degrees, average temperature in work area is 80 to 85 degrees.
• 7) Must have accurate sensory perception to skin, i.e. to feel burns.
• 8) Work on platform of 2 1/2 feet.
• 9) Frequently bend and twist at waist.