Cleanroom Press Operator

We are hiring a Clean Room Press Operator at our Aberdeen, MD location.

Hours will be:

Sunday through Thursday 10:30 PM - 6:30 AM

Hourly rate and profit sharing equivalent to $61,568

Key Functions:

• Follow production operating schedule from computer system, planning, or supervision.
• Ensure proper communication is maintained among shifts.
• Assist set up person with Press set up, including stripping old and installing new tooling set up.
• Periodically, inspect parts during shift to insure product quality standards are being maintained and to insure that there are no apparent defects developing with the tooling.
• Inspect tooling for defects, tag and identify problems with defective tooling for review by supervision for possible correction.
• Assist in the training and familiarization of all line personnel. * Perform production inventory counts at the end of each shift and relay to appropriate personnel of the oncoming shift.
• Log in to computer system for production records.
• Ensure that correct product labels are available at the line after initial set up or line change over.
• Must be able to analyze any malfunctions and report breakdowns or product defects to maintenance/supervisor.

General Responsibilities:

• Maintain all work areas and equipment in a Safe, clean and orderly condition at all times.
• Maintain Press tooling storage areas in an organized manner at all time.
• Perform all work in a safe manner and follow all prescribed Company safety rules and regulations and replace all safety equipment on machines after completion of set up and prior to restarting the equipment.
• Backup powder coat production as volume demands
• Perform these and other related duties as assigned or directed.

Qualifications:

• Able to lift a maximum of 40 pounds
• Able to stand 8-10 hours per day at assigned work area
• Able to wear half face respirator
• Preferred; knowledge and experience with powder coating equipment in manufacturing environment, or similar

Disagreeable Conditions:

Repetition using arms/shoulders. Wearing a half face respirator. Annual medical evaluations. Heat from oven. Occasional odor of curing substrates. Areas may be loud. All breaks determined by production line status.