Production Operator - Training Level B

Valeo North America Inc.; México; A distancia; MXN 112.000 - 179.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Valeo North America Inc. in Mexico is seeking a Production Operator to support diverse manufacturing operations, ensure quality, and maintain equipment. You will handle Level 1/2 production tasks, monitor safety, and contribute to continuous improvement in a fast-paced environment.

The role involves hands-on work with machines, spotting anomalies, applying 5S standards, and collaborating with the team during meetings. Training and a commitment to safety are essential.

Responsabilidades

• Carry out production operations, detect anomalies, and report them.
• Clean and maintain machines and workstations.
• Complete production monitoring documents.
• Supply workstation with raw materials, packaging items and small equipment.
• Check quality at machine entry and exit and condition parts.
• Isolate defective products and alert via QRAP.
• Monitor manufacturing flow while respecting safety, quality and productivity.
• Participate/perform series changes.
• Carry out quality control operations requiring additional technical skills.
• Ensure proper functioning of production tool.
• Check operating and safety status of production installations and equipment.
• Be guarantor of the 5S of the position.
• Inform the team leader of problems and open a QRAP if necessary.
• Pass instructions to the next team and participate in daily and monthly meetings.
• May be required to partially replace a higher qualification job and be multi-competent.

Descripción del empleo

Valeo North America Inc. in Mexico is seeking a Production Operator to support diverse manufacturing operations, ensure quality, and maintain equipment. You will handle Level 1/2 production tasks, monitor safety, and contribute to continuous improvement in a fast-paced environment.

The role involves hands-on work with machines, spotting anomalies, applying 5S standards, and collaborating with the team during meetings. Training and a commitment to safety are essential.