Factory Operator – Manufacturing 13M26

The Factory Operator in Manufacturing is a crucial position responsible for operating and maintaining machinery in a production plant to ensure efficient manufacturing processes. This role involves the supervision of equipment to maintain quality standards and production rates. Factory Operators are essential in maintaining a safe and productive work environment and ensuring the automated systems function correctly. The operator must have a keen eye for detail and excellent mechanical skills to troubleshoot and resolve machine issues promptly. This role is vital for meeting production goals and contributing to the overall success of the manufacturing facility by ensuring that products are manufactured to the highest standards of quality within the set timelines.

Responsibilities

• Operate factory equipment and machinery following established safety and quality standards.
• Monitor the production process to ensure consistent product quality and output rate.
• Conduct routine maintenance checks on machinery and report any issues or malfunctions.
• Ensure machines are calibrated and optimized for peak performance at all times.
• Collaborate with maintenance personnel for repairs and preventative maintenance activities.
• Adhere to standard operating procedures and maintain clear and accurate production records.
• Contribute to continuous improvement efforts to optimize production efficiency and costs.
• Follow health and safety regulations to prevent workplace hazards and ensure employee safety.
• Train and assist new employees in machine operation and safety protocols.
• Inspect finished products for defects and verify compliance with specifications.
• Handle raw materials and inputs with care to prevent waste and enhance quality output.
• Support inventory management by tracking supplies and reporting shortages promptly.

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED is required; technical training is a plus.
• Previous experience in a manufacturing environment is highly preferred.
• Strong mechanical aptitude and problem-solving skills are essential.
• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and handle multiple tasks concurrently.
• Understanding of manufacturing safety standards and procedures is mandatory.
• Proficient with basic computer skills and operating machinery interfaces.
• Willingness to work shifts, including nights and weekends as required.