Production Technician I

Production Technician IPerforms a variety of general labor tasks including, but not limited to, machine/equipment operation, visual inspection, measurement, deburring, brushing, cleaning, lifting and moving materials as well as other activities in a safe, timely and productive manner.Take initiative in creating a safe work environment, paying attention to surroundings and participating in keeping self and coworkers safe.Ability to work from Work Instructions and Procedure Sheets Instructions to perform operations at assigned area.Operates equipment as directed by supervisor; recognizes variations from proper equipment/machine performance and seeks assistance when other than normal adjustments are requiredLoads, unloads parts and moves materials within the plant by carrying, pushing, rolling or operating material handling equipment.Understand and meet or exceed production standards in both quality and quantity, in at least two production areas.Perform quality checks as outlined in the procedure; seeks assistance when recognizing quality concerns that are outside the scope of the operator level.You are responsible for maintaining a clean and safe workspace at all times.Use our visual factory aids and tools to continue workflow, for example: a kanban systemPerforms accurate data entry in ERP and payroll systems; maintains accurate records and logs as requiredContribute to problem solving to improve product quality, providing feedback/suggestions for improvement on work instructions and/or processesEmployees must understand the general requirements of ISO9001:2008/2015; employees are expected to understand the Quality Policy and have a working knowledge of the Quality Management System in terms of their job function and interaction with process owners.Must understand AS9100 and FDA requirements as they relate to Judson Smith.May perform other duties as requestedAlthough an entry-level position, previous manufacturing experience where a high degree of quality and a required level of part quantities are met would be ideal.Minimum high school diploma or GEDAbility to follow oral instructionsAbility to learn and retain the proper use of and interpret a micrometer and, as needed, calipers and verniers.Versatility, flexibility, and a willingness to work within constantly changing priorities with enthusiasmAcute attention to detailBasic computer skills, including accurate data entryEffective communication language skills – both written and verbalFull Benefits