Machine Operator Level 1 - 2nd shift in Marion, Wisconsin at Marion Body Works

Responsible for fabricating various types of products. Foster and promote continuous improvement and a positive work environment.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:

• Study and interpret set up instructions
• Listen to directions from supervisor or lead man, however, will work almost all the time without direct supervision
• Fabricate, adjust, operate and be proficient in the operation of various fabricating equipment including but not limited to cutting, forming, punching, grinding of material
• Must be able to operate both manual as well as computer aided machines
• Must be able to run all programs as well as modify specific programs on computer aided machines
• Determine if all parts are present.
• Read and interpret blueprints and sketches.
• Read parts list.
• Interpret measurements.
• Verify specifications.
• Alter dimensions to fit specifications.
• Resolve production issues.
• Complete preventive maintenance.
• Troubleshoot malfunctions and perform repairs as needed.
• Ensure working environment is clean and safe.
• Report errors in product line.
• Check stock to ensure inventory is replenished.
• Complete quality control forms.
• Place orders for supplies.
• Participate in product development.
• Build prototypes and test products.
• Prioritizing work based on production schedule
• Communicate effectively/appropriately with team members, leads and supervisors.
• Effectively and accurately use VMI, Kanban cards, material withdrawal forms,

stock, fabricated, and special order parts so inventory counts are correct

• Maintain regular attendance to prevent missing customer deadlines
• Adhere to Marion Body Works Inc. Quality Policy

SECONDARY JOB FUNCTIONS:

• Interpret MBW safety policies/practices to employees including ensuring safe work practices and company policies are followed.
• Utilize available data to continuously improve productivity, uptime and reliability
• Interface with customers, both internal and external.
• Complete Non-conformance using quality program for quality issues and deviations, and all purchasing, order processing, and engineering inaccuracies so corrective action can be taken
• May be required to transfer to other work areas to meet company needs
• Compliance with all environmental, OSHA and quality standards
• Other tasks as assigned.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES:

• Must be able to proficiently run any of the below work centers:
  1. Press Brakes
  2. Milling
  3. Laser
  4. Specialty Equipment
• Ability to efficiently function in fast-paced work environment
• Computer system skills
• Must be able to interpret work orders, drawings, layouts, sketches, route sheets, and production schedule
• Professional oral and written communication skills.
• Follow written communications and verbal instructions
• Basic knowledge in shop math, be able to convert decimals and fractions, measure and build to within military specifications, check work for dimensional accuracy and correct as needed
• Proficient knowledge to use various power and machine tools. Must be able to use hand tools and measuring devices, as well as assembly fixtures to complete assemblies
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail required
• Perform 6S checks in area and report items not completed
• Assist in instruction and training
• Work independently without needing direct supervision
• Demonstrate complete knowledge of mission, value, and ethics statement.

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:

• Prefer manufacturing experience
• Prefer High School Diploma or GED equivalent
• Fork lift certified

• Ability to establish and maintain professional and courteous relationships with customers and co-workers.