Overview
The role of Machine Operator is pivotal in the manufacturing and production sectors. Being a linchpin in the operational processes, a Machine Operator is responsible for handling machinery that aids in creating products or parts efficiently and effectively. This position requires both technical knowledge and practical machine-handling skills to sustain productivity and ensure safety protocols are met consistently.
Key Responsibilities
A Machine Operator’s main responsibilities encompass various tasks related to the setup, operation, and maintenance of machinery. The fundamental duties include:
* Setting up and adjusting machines for production runs.
* Monitoring machines during operations to detect any malfunctions or irregularities.
* Performing routine maintenance and minor repairs to keep machinery in optimal condition.
* Adhering to safety guidelines and company standards at all times.
* Coordinating with other team members and departments to optimize production processes.
* Recording and reporting production data or issues to supervisors.
Tasks and Duties: Forklift Operator, CNC and Saw Operator
In addition to the key responsibilities, a Machine Operator may also be required to perform tasks such as:
* Loading raw materials into machines before the start of the production cycles.
* Unloading finished products from the machines, ensuring they meet quality standards.
* Packing or stacking goods for shipping and distribution.
* Assisting in inventory control and supply management.
* Cleaning machines and work areas to maintain a tidy and safe environment.
* Training new staff in machine operation and safety procedures.
Education and Certification Requirements
To qualify for a position as a Machine Operator, candidates typically need the following:
* A high school diploma or equivalent; technical training or certifications are highly advantageous.
* Previous experience working with machinery in a manufacturing or production environment is .
* Knowledge of relevant machinery operations and maintenance procedures.
* For certain types of machinery, specific certifications may be required (e.g., CNC operator certifications).
* Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
* Ability to follow instructions and work independently as well as part of a team.
In the Manufacturing industry, being a Machine Operator could also involve specific training on proprietary machines or technologies relevant to the field.
Work Location
In person
Hours
* Day shift hours are 4am – 2:30pm Monday – Friday, with occasional Saturdays
* Second shift hours are 2pm-12:30am Monday – Friday, with occasional Saturdays
Job Type
Full-time
Benefits
* 401(k)- 401(k) matching
* Health insurance
* Dental insurance
* Vision
* Health Saving Account
* Flexible Spending Account
* Company Paid Life Insurance
* Voluntary Life Insurance
* Company Paid Long Term
* Short Term
* Paid Time Off
* Paid Sick Time
Company Description
Extreme Steel, Inc. is a best-in-class, integrated service provider of steel fabrication, erection and installation services further complemented by design and engineering capabilities.
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