Second Shift Molding Machine Operator

Positronic Industries, Inc. in; Springfield (MO); Vor Ort; USD 2.066.000 - 2.755.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Shift differential $1.50/hr on second?

Zusammenfassung

Positronic Industries, Inc. seeks a Second Shift Molding Machine Operator to operate and monitor injection molding machines for plastic components used in electronic connectors. You will handle materials, interpret blueprints, and ensure quality while following safety guidelines.

The role includes reading production instructions, maintaining records, and collaborating with the EHS and Quality teams to meet regulatory standards. The position offers a second shift with a $1.50/hr differential.

Qualifikationen

• Basic understanding of mechanical systems and equipment operation.
• Read and interpret blueprints, safety rules, and operating instructions.

Aufgaben

• Operate molding machines (1-5 units) and monitor production.
• Load/unload materials and perform machine startup/shutdown.
• Inspect products for quality and rework or sort nonconforming items.
• Read blueprints and production documents, maintain daily production records.

Kenntnisse

Quality inspection

Attention to detail

Communication

Following instructions

Time management

Steady hand

Dexterity

Flexibility

Machine operation

Ausbildung

High School Diploma or GED

Jobbeschreibung

Second Shift Molding Machine Operator (Finance)

Summary Operates injection molding machines which mold thermoplastic and thermosetting plastics into products for world class electronic connector use. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Operate and monitor molding machines (1-5 units). Add/remove materials from machine bin. Clean and maintain machines daily. Clean and de-flash molds. Monitor machines/products for quality. Rework or sort red-tagged products. May be required to execute machine setup and mold changes. Load/unload hoppers and perform machine startup/shutdown. Read/interprets blueprints, safety rules, and operating instructions. Use measuring tools daily. Maintain daily production records Adhere to all safety and health policies. Uphold Positronic's standards of integrity, quality, and operational excellence. Identify hazards in the workplace and report them to management and/or the safety coordinator. Collaborate with the EHS department to meet local, state, and federal regulatory requirements, including OSHA, NFPA, DNR, EPA, and Amphenol sustainability practices. Work with the Quality department to ensure compliance with AS9100 certification standards. Comply with all company policies and procedures. Perform other duties as assigned. Requirements Education and Experience High School Diploma or GED. 1-3 months experience (preferred). Must pass appropriate testing to advance in the ABC program. Physical Long periods of standing, occasional walking. Occasionally bends, stoops, kneels, pulls. Frequently pushes and reaches. High hand and finger dexterity required. Occasionally lifts and carries 0-20 lbs. Safety glasses required constantly. Cut-resistant gloves worn frequently. All other PPE worn as necessary. Shift: Second Shift (M-W 5:00pm - 5:30am). Being on the second shift, you will gain an additional $1.50/hr in a shift differential. Working Conditions Work is performed in a production environment with frequent exposure to non-harmful fumes (e.g., melted plastic). Occasionally exposed to above average noise levels, gas, dust, and chemicals. Proper PPE such as safety glasses are required. Competencies Knowledge Basic understanding of mechanical systems and equipment function. Proficient in English language for reading instructions, safety rules, and documentation. Skills Skilled in observing and responding to machine output for quality assurance. Strong attention to detail when inspecting, assembling, or sorting parts. Effective communication with supervisors and team members. Able to accurately follow instructions, blueprints, and production documents. Efficient time management to meet production goals and machine cycles. Abilities Steady hand and arm control for repetitive machine tasks. Dexterity and coordination to handle small components and technical tools. Physical flexibility for bending, stretching, and lifting light to moderate loads. Ability to quickly respond to machine signals or changes in output. Capability to focus on repetitive tasks without losing attention to quality.