Machine Operator, 2nd shift (with $2.50 shift differential)

Observes safety and security procedures; Reports potentially unsafe conditions; Uses equipment and materials properly at all times; Works in a manner that promotes prevention of accidents/ injuries.

Quality, quantity and length of completion time will be measured by ISO/AS and department guidelines to evaluate performance, productivity and efficiency. Correct usage of SPC will be measured by evaluating quarterly reports that depict CPK. Tracking internal complaints, written N.R.M.s, participation in team problem solving and cooperation with co-workers and departments will also be evaluated.

Working knowledge of machinery will be evaluated by proficiency on each apparatus, number of orders produced in comparison to a normal output and coaching ability with new employees, if applicable.

Monitoring and adjusting will be measured by operation time, break downs, product and process specifications quality. Documentation will be evaluated by accuracy and timeliness.

Performance will be measured by trade tests, initiative, adaptability, attendance and compliance with supervisors, company, safety policies and procedures. Monthly employee productivity efficiency reports, rating of housekeeping, effective communication with peers and percentage of scrap produced both individual and collectively will also be evaluated.

Able to stand approximately 60% to 90% of the time running machines, on a concrete floor.

Able to cut wire with cutters using approximately 5 pounds of downward pressure with momentum.

Able to move small spools and reels onto/off of payoffs and take-ups weighting up to 55 pounds, requires downward force using a lever system and body weight, approximately 20 pounds of pressure, 5 to 25 times on average, per shift.

Able to roll large 500-pound spools off of payoffs.

Repetitive body movements in the production of products include pulling wire through till force, approximately 5 to 10 times per shift. Proper body mechanics and lifting techniques required.

Visual inspection and monitoring of machines, products and the like. Able to distinguish wire quality including smoothness, scraps, nicks, discoloration, and the like, by vision and touch.

Eye-hand-foot coordination is essential. High degree of hand/finger dexterity. Requires 100% concentration and alertness.

Works in a manufacturing environment (plant/office) focused on cleanliness and safety in accordance with OSHA and company standards. Works in a climate where temperatures vary.

May be subject to injury from scratches, bruises, punctures or burns from equipment/materials. May be subject to manufacturing chemicals. Personal Protection Equipment is required, as needed.

May be expected to work beyond normal working hours, on weekends, holidays and on other shifts when necessary.

Benefits :

Health, Dental and Vision insurance options

Life insurance

401(k) with company match

Paid time off

Employee assistance program

Employee Referral program

Tuition reimbursement

Shift: 8-hour shift

Work Location: In person, Company does not provide relocation assistance.

Central Wire Group of Companies is proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and do not discriminate based on race, religion, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, veteran status, disability status, or any other applicable characteristics protected by law.

Central Wire Group of Companies is a Drug-free workplace and pre-employment drug tests and background checks are required.