1st Shift-Operator 3 (Solaris)

Full-time

Manufacturing

Position Summary: Responsible for operating, monitoring, and troubleshooting production equipment while maintaining safety, quality, delivery, and productivity standards. Role requires a higher level of technical knowledge than entry-level operators and may include equipment setup, process adjustments, training of new operators, and support continuous improvement activities. Key Responsibilities: Production Operations – Operate assigned machinery, perform setups and changeovers, troubleshoot minor issues, and maintain production records. Quality – Perform inspections and support corrective actions. Safety – Follow safety procedures and maintain 5S standards. Continuous Improvement – Participate in Lean initiatives and productivity improvements. Team Support – Assist in training and mentoring operators and collaborate across functions. Required Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent. Two to four years of manufacturing experience. Ability to read work instructions and operate production equipment. Basic computer skills a must. Lean manufacturing experience, quality inspection knowledge, forklift certification if applicable, and technical training in manufacturing operations, a Robot troubleshooting will be a plus. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Mechanical aptitude, troubleshooting skills, ability to work independently, strong communication, training capability, and commitment to safety and quality. Performance measures – Safety compliance, quality performance, productivity, attendance, equipment uptime, continuous improvement participation, and teamwork. Physical/Mental Requirements: Ability to stand for extended periods for length of shift. Lift up to 35 – 50 pounds, perform repetitive movements, and work in a manufacturing environment. Full body mobility and good eyesight. Strong hand-eye coordination. Constant alertness and attention to detail. Tolerance for exposure to some odors.

Responsible for operating, monitoring, and troubleshooting production equipment while maintaining safety, quality, delivery, and productivity standards.

Role requires a higher level of technical knowledge than entry-level operators and may include equipment setup, process adjustments, training of new operators, and support continuous improvement activities.

Production Operations – Operate assigned machinery, perform setups and changeovers, troubleshoot minor issues, and maintain production records.

Quality – Perform inspections and support corrective actions.

Safety – Follow safety procedures and maintain 5S standards.

Continuous Improvement – Participate in Lean initiatives and productivity improvements.

Team Support – Assist in training and mentoring operators and collaborate across functions.

High school diploma or equivalent.

Two to four years of manufacturing experience.

Ability to read work instructions and operate production equipment.

Basic computer skills a must.

Lean manufacturing experience, quality inspection knowledge, forklift certification if applicable, and technical training in manufacturing operations, a Robot troubleshooting will be a plus.

Mechanical aptitude, troubleshooting skills, ability to work independently, strong communication, training capability, and commitment to safety and quality.

Performance measures – Safety compliance, quality performance, productivity, attendance, equipment uptime, continuous improvement participation, and teamwork.

Ability to stand for extended periods for length of shift.

Lift up to 35 – 50 pounds, perform repetitive movements, and work in a manufacturing environment.

Full body mobility and good eyesight.

Strong hand-eye coordination.

Constant alertness and attention to detail.

Tolerance for exposure to some odors.