Production Operator - Shift

Overview

Please note that this is a short term, temporary position expected to last 2 months.

The Role, At a Glance: A Production Operator I works as part of a team to produce quality electronic equipment within a dynamic manufacturing environment. A Production Operator I flexes easily between tasks, and seeks to be proficient at all tasks within their assigned functional area. Compenation for this role is $17.50 per hour.

• Fabricates or assembles electronic equipment according to written work instructions
• Delivers materials to point of consumption in response to Kanban signals
• Flexes to multiple work areas daily based on established patterns
• Accurately performs inventory transactions
• Actively participates in daily in Tier 1 daily management system (DMS) meetings

• Contributing to continuous improvement projects
• Keeping work area well organized and clean
• Additional duties as assigned by Supervisor

• 0 – 1 years of related work experience
• Must be able to work Monday - Thursday shift from 5:00AM to 3:30PM
• Training in and experience with Lean manufacturing principles is preferred, but not required
• Familiarity with computers and Windows based applications
• Ability to adjust work pace in response to daily production data
• Possesses excellent verbal and written skills in English
• Must be able to work effectively with people of diverse backgrounds and diffuse challenging situations using acceptable and appropriate methods
• Able to multi-task and be flexible in a dynamic work environment while maintaining strong attention to detail
• Ability to work independently and in a team environment
• May be required to alternate schedules to meet production goals
• Attendance is a critical function of this position

• Ability to lift 10 lbs. frequently and up to 50 lbs. periodically
• Stand or sit for long periods
• Perform tasks (that may be repetitive) that require reaching, pushing, pulling, kneeling, walking, stooping and/or bending
• Work in an environment that generates OSHA permissible machine noise levels
• Use tools that require fine hand skills
• Visually, observe and differentiate small moving parts
• Ability to wear PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) as required in designated areas