Manufacturing Operator III - Coating Technician / Night Shift Sun-Tues 6pm-6:30am and every oth[...]

Revision Military; Essex Junction (VT); On-site; USD 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Revision Military in Essex Junction, VT, is seeking a Coating Technician to monitor the lens coating line (dip, flow coating, and anti-fog) and ensure proper operation. You will interface with Coating Technicians and Engineers, documenting line performance and addressing exceptions.

Responsibilities include running the coating line at capacity, performing basic lens testing, reporting issues, and maintaining safety and housekeeping standards.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required; military experience a plus.
• Ability to utilize testing equipment to ensure coated lens quality per specs.
• Record data to identify areas for improvement, trends, and special causes.
• Strong communication and problem-solving skills; team-oriented.
• Self-motivated and able to participate in a collaborative environment.
• Computer skills in Microsoft Office: Word, Excel.
• U.S. Government Authorization required.

Responsibilities

• Ensure Coating Line runs at full capacity.
• Perform basic testing and inspection of lenses and fluids.
• Report equipment, maintenance and material issues to Shift Supervisor.
• Document alarms and abnormalities; track lens rejects.
• Routinely change chemicals on the Coating Line.
• Support Process Engineering staff as required.
• Maintain housekeeping on the Coating Line; work closely with Operators.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Problem-solving

Teamwork

Self-motivated

Attention to detail

Education

High school diploma or GED

Tools

Microsoft Office (Word, Excel)

Testing equipment

Job description

PRIMARY EMPLOYMENT OBJECTIVES

Under general direction, performs a variety of routine, yet critical activities associated with lens coating (dip, flow coating, and anti-fog coatings). The Coating Technician will monitor the Coating Line, both visually and via computer to ensure proper operation and note any exceptions to this. This position will also interface with Coating Technicians and Engineers providing both verbal and documented accounts of the Coating Line Performance.

Description

PRIMARY EMPLOYMENT OBJECTIVES

Under general direction, performs a variety of routine, yet critical activities associated with lens coating (dip, flow coating, and anti-fog coatings). The Coating Technician will monitor the Coating Line, both visually and via computer to ensure proper operation and note any exceptions to this. This position will also interface with Coating Technicians and Engineers providing both verbal and documented accounts of the Coating Line Performance.

Specific Essential Duties & Responsibilities

• Ensure Coating Line is running at full capacity
• Basic testing and inspection of lenses and fluids used for cleaning and coating.
• Reports equipment, maintenance and material issues to the Shift Supervisor and Process Engineering Group. Conducts routine safety and performance inspections of Coating Line specifically and area of responsibility in general.
• Responds to and documents basic alarms and abnormalities.
• Routinely changes chemicals in Coating Line.
• Track lens rejects and document issues.
• Support Process Engineering staff as required.
• Maintains housekeeping on Coating Line.
• Works closely and in unison with Machine Operators

Equipment Used

Current laboratory technology and hard coating technology equipment, and chemical test equipment. PC software applications and standard office equipment.

Knowledge, Skill & Experience Requirements

• High school diploma or equivalent GED required. Military experience a plus.
• Utilize testing equipment to ensure acceptable coated lens quality per the specifications and run standards. Any deviations are to be reported to the Shift Supervisor and Process Engineering Group.
• Record data to identify areas for improvement, special causes and trends.
• Strong interpersonal, communication, and problem-solving skills.
• Must be self-motivated and willing to participate in a team environment.
• Computer skills in Microsoft Office: Word, Excel
• U.S. Government Authorization required.

Work environment ( include physical requirements)

• Occasional exposure to Laboratory conditions requiring safety equipment.
• Routine handling of chemicals and hazardous wastes disposal.
• Ability to stand for long periods of time.
• Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, peripheral vision, depth perception and the ability to adjust focus.
• Some lifting of up to 50 lbs required on occasion.