Shaft Line Operator - Automated Cell & Quality

Leggett & Platt, Inc.; Carthage (MO); On-site; USD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Leggett & Platt Incorporated in Missouri is seeking a skilled machine operator to maintain production within an automated cell and meet strict quality targets. You will perform tool changes, load materials, and rework non-conforming product while assisting with packaging of finished goods.

Candidates must read prints, operate a fork truck, use basic inspection tools, and document processes accurately. A commitment to safety and continuous improvement is essential.

Qualifications

• Must be able to perform duties within 30 days.
• Must complete all 30-day requirements within 60 days.
• Ability to read and understand prints/drawings.
• Operate machinery efficiently and perform tool offsets.
• Accurately use basic inspection tools and report issues.
• Follow written instructions and quality plans.

Responsibilities

• Maintain production on all machines in the automated cell to meet performance and quality goals.
• Perform basic tool changes, tool offsets and routine maintenance.
• Load raw material and chamfer as needed; rework non-conforming products.
• Assist packaging and handling of finished goods and raw materials.
• Report problems to supervisor and halt production if out of spec.
• Ensure a clean, organized, safe work area and follow CiP processes.

Skills

Follow instructions

Team player

Attendance

Read prints/drawings

Forklift operation

Read inspection tools

Quality & safety mindset

Tools

Calipers

Micrometers

Forklift

Motorized crane

Job description

Leggett & Platt Incorporated in Missouri is seeking a skilled machine operator to maintain production within an automated cell and meet strict quality targets. You will perform tool changes, load materials, and rework non-conforming product while assisting with packaging of finished goods.

Candidates must read prints, operate a fork truck, use basic inspection tools, and document processes accurately. A commitment to safety and continuous improvement is essential.