Connector Prep

Each step is dependent upon what part of the process an operator is working on and may vary slightly from program to program.

Read and follow production processes and instructions.

Lifts production kits, wire bundles and/or wire and moves to appropriate destination as designated by the process steps.

Cuts, strips, crimp, or otherwise assemble the materials using required tooling. Required tooling may be hand tools, pneumatic hand or foot operated tooling or other automated devices.

Required tooling may be hand tools, pneumatic hand or foot operated tooling or other automated devices.

Distinguishes colors - Certain processes may require the ability to distinguish color codes for proper identification of wire and other materials needed in the production process. Any employee that is unable to distinguish colors must notify their supervisor so an assessment and accommodation. if necessary, can be made.

Requires ability to read .37M from the Graham-Field vision chart to be able to identify various labels, wire marking, part identifications etc., in the production process.

Depending on the facility and product requirements, the process step may require the placement of finished goods into correct packages and boxes, in preparation for shipment.

Ability to read and understand product requirements and customer specifications; Evaluate any mechanical or material issues that need correction and bring to the attention of the operator's team lead, supervisor, quality department and/or engineering for correction review or further investigation.

Read and understand information relating to usage, personal protective devices, safe labeling, proper handling and proper disposal of any chemical used in the production process being performed.

Maintains a clean and safe work area and practices the 5S + Safety requirements and follows all safety requirements. Learns and retains information relating to chemical usage, handling and disposal.

Participates and demonstrates understanding of Lean Manufacturing and the importance of process improvements.

Requires the ability to work overtime and flexible schedules as needed, to meet the customer delivery schedule.

Attends required trainings and meets the competency requirements as defined by KMM and the customer.

Must consistently meet quality and productivity requirements.

Performing quality work in the allotted time is a primary function of this position.

Requires the responsibility and authority to carry out assigned tasks.

Assist with LEAN manufacturing by becoming a practitioner and assisting with the following: Trained to basic Lean principles and practices Make process improvements at the individual and unit level Apply Lean Problem Solving tools to projects at the individual and unit level Participate as a strong process improvement team member

Trained to basic Lean principles and practices

Make process improvements at the individual and unit level

Apply Lean Problem Solving tools to projects at the individual and unit level

Participate as a strong process improvement team member

Performs other related duties and assignments as required.

All Production workers are expected to be available to work in all steps and processes of the production process.