Machining Cell Operator

Job Summary

Job Summary: The operator will routinely run one or more operational pieces of equipment associated within the Machining and Singulation processing area. (Score, Drills/Laser, Turret presses, CNC Mill) This job requires 100% of their time producing product or 100 % direct labor.

• Ensures that all processes are followed according to job routers, process specifications, engineering change orders (ECO’s), and standard work procedures in a safe operating manner. When in doubt, stops and asks cell coordinator, supervisor or manager for assistance.
• Ensures that all required quality measurements and testing gets completed within product specification and documented appropriately with the actual test results reading.
• Performs and records all transactions and Labor Reporting accurately.
• Reports all non-conforming products to the cell coordinator, Supervisor or Manager. Accurately fills out the NCR form for all non-conforming materials and places it in the assigned non-conforming materials area.
• Ensures work area is clean and organized to 5S standards and that a professional pass down is given to the oncoming shift operator. Oncoming operator gives final approval that everything is satisfactory before leaving.
• Helps to build and foster teamwork across all shifts treating everyone with respect and dignity. Maintains a professional positive attitude while at work.
• Is active in providing ideas and supporting process improvements that enable the cell to grow upon its annual goals.
• Performs other duties as assigned

• Performs most assignments totally independently.
• As employee’s knowledge increases over time little to no supervision will be required to perform daily activities.
• Works in a personable and professional manner and communicates in a professional and tactful manner to build teamwork across the shifts.
• Takes initiative and moves to the work before being told.
• Willing to learn new tasks or job responsibilities.
• Is flexible to meet business needs across all cells.
• More advanced operators should be able to independently solve complex problems.
• Must be comfortable working around/with hazardous chemicals.

High School diploma or general education degree (GED) required. A minimum of 3-6 months sustained employment in a manufacturing environment.

• Score
• Drills/Laser
• Turret Presses
• CNC Mills

• Able to read and comprehend simple instructions.
• Basic computer skills.
• Knowledge of basic mathematical skills.
• Able to work in a team setting.

Good oral and written communication skills. Operator compensation is determined by the number of operations known in the cell and the competencies defined above as well as on the review form. It is a general expectation that everyone in this cell understands requirements of rinse dryers, tool set up and storage.