Machine Operator

Job Description

Job Description

Machine Operator

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 preferred.

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 7am – 3:30pm Monday – Friday

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 Disability

Short Term Disability

Paid Time Off

Paid Sick Time

Company Description

Superior Iron Works Inc is a best-in-class, integrated service provider of steel fabrication, erection and installation services further complemented by design and engineering capabilities.

Full-time