Machine Operator

The Machine Operator is responsible for helping provide safe, efficient and reliable product and service delivery to customers, and identifying opportunities to improve service delivery. The Machine Operator ensures equipment is delivered on time and according to operational demands, and maintains shop and field equipment. Participate in pre-job and Toolbox meetings with crew members. Plan and execute maintenance activities for a designated location (outside of Technology Lifecycle Management activities). Maintain equipment according to procedures, reporting problems or deviations. Operate equipment according to procedures, competency levels and job requirement. Identify opportunities to improve the service delivery process. Participate in failure investigations when relevant. Use the guiding principles and tools of the Manufacturing System to drive continuous improvement.
This role is based in a manufacturing environment producing stators and includes hands-on assembly, material handling, equipment operation, and cross-training across multiple production activities.

Additional Responsibilities
Assist with production and assembly of stators.
Move tubes/materials throughout the production process.
Perform cutting, finishing, and assembly activities.
Utilize various hand tools and equipment to complete production tasks.
Rotate through different manufacturing activities as part of cross-training initiatives.

Experience & Skills
Required Experience
Manufacturing, production, warehouse, or similar industrial experience.

Required Skills
Comfortable operating tools and production equipment.
Basic computer skills (email, basic computer navigation).
Ability to learn manufacturing processes and systems.
Strong attention to detail.
Team-oriented mindset.
Strong safety awareness and willingness to speak up regarding unsafe conditions.

Training Provided
All process-specific duties will be trained onsite.
Training provided on manufacturing processes and production equipment.
SAP system training provided.
Cross-training across multiple production functions.

Education Requirements
High school diploma or GED.

Schedule
Monday through Thursday or Friday
5:00 AM 3:30 PM
Typically 40 hours per week
Schedule may increase to 12-hour days depending on production demands.
Schedule may occasionally be adjusted to 8-hour days based on business needs.

Physical Demands
Frequent standing throughout the workday.
Ability to perform manual production and assembly work.
Regular movement of tubes and production materials.
Ability to use hand tools and equipment such as:
Pipe wrenches
Chain-related lifting/support tools
Various assembly and production tools
Ability to work in a physically active manufacturing environment.
Must successfully complete the required fit-for-duty/physical agility assessment during onboarding.

Safety
Strong commitment to HSE (Health, Safety & Environment) principles.
Expected to identify and communicate unsafe conditions.
PPE will be provided.

Interview Process
Interviews may be conducted in person or virtually via Microsoft Teams.

Enable Skills-Based Hiring: No

Worker Training Location
Location

Is this role bonus eligible
No

Is this for a Pre-identified Candidate
No

Please provide Pre-identified Candidate details
First & Last Name: Phone Number: Email Address: Pay Rate:

Is this a Casual Worker
No

Please enter in Shift, Shift Premiums, Hours and Rotation Specifics for this role
5am to 3:30pm