Machine Operator 2nd Shift - 3:00pm to 11:30pm

Fenner Precision Polymers; Lancaster (Lancaster County); On-site; USD 10,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a forward-thinking company as a Machine Operator on the 2nd shift, where you will play a vital role in the manufacturing process. This position involves operating machinery, performing assembly tasks, and ensuring product quality through meticulous attention to detail. You will be responsible for setting up machines, conducting tests, and performing minor maintenance to keep operations running smoothly. If you are detail-oriented and enjoy working with machinery in a dynamic environment, this is an exciting opportunity to contribute to a team that values quality and efficiency in every product.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required for the role.
• Experience in machine operation and assembly tasks is essential.

Responsibilities

• Perform assembly tasks and operate machinery to ensure product quality.
• Conduct wire bend tests and monitor machine operations for defects.

Skills

Assembly Skills

Machine Operation

Quality Control

Mathematical Skills

Attention to Detail

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Tools

Calipers

Tape Measures

Computers

Job description

Machine Operator 2nd Shift - 3:00pm to 11:30pm

Job Category: Manufacturing

Requisition Number: MACHI002476

Posted: January 22, 2025

Employment Type: Full-Time

Location

Lancaster, PA 17601, USA

Description

The Machine Operator is responsible for performing various assembly tasks, operating machinery, and ensuring product quality. Key responsibilities include:

1. Performing aspects of assembly.
2. Using computers to close out and reprint manufacturing orders.
3. Reading job manufacturing orders to determine belt specifications.
4. Calculating spec cards.
5. Conducting wire bend tests correctly and on schedule for each machine.
6. Reading and using calipers and tape measures.
7. Setting up machines including controller length, payoff speed, cutter, benders, dump tray, and Z-center according to belt number.
8. Operating and observing machines to detect work piece defects or malfunctions.
9. Measuring wire dimensions for accuracy of machine operations.
10. Monitoring quality by checking twists, bow, curve, edges, length, number of spans, belt tightness, sponge, pitch, and parallelism.
11. Performing minor machine maintenance such as lubrication, cleaning, or replacing broken components.
12. Moving finished stacks to designated areas.

Equal Opportunity Employer - Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities