Forming Machine Operator Setup Technician

Description Summary The Forming Machine Operator/Set- Up Technician is responsible for the set-up and operations of shuttle vacuum and pressure forming machines, rotary vacuum and pressure forming machines, band saws for rough trimming, table routers and slit saws for trimming while safety and quality requirements.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Review Work Area Instructions, Pick Sheets, Bill of Materials, Work Instructions, Inspection Plans, Customer Drawings and Specifications, FPSS data, etc. to determine materials, process parameters and procedures for forming machines. Press control buttons to activate auto cycles. Record and maintain production and process data per Work Area Instructions.

Inspect and measure parts per Work Instructions, Control Samples, Inspection Plans, and Customer Drawings to verify conformance to quality standards. Monitor machine operations to detect malfunctions and process deviations. Adjust machine settings and controls; timers, pressure values, temperatures, etc. to regulate the forming process.

Execute set-up procedures for all forming machines (e.g., load tools and programs, running 1st parts, etc.) Notify supervisors when formed parts fail to meet standards. Demonstrate understanding of normal vacuum and pressure forming techniques and processes. Obtain Forklift Certification according to Company requirements.

Follow all Company Policies, Procedures and Protocols. Communicates in a professional, respectful, and courteous manner with all employees, customers and others with whom we may work. Contributes to a successful work group and foster a team-oriented culture through positive interactions, active listening, meaningful collaborations, high employee engagement, and the constructive exchange of ideas designed to meet or exceed the organization’s strategic goals.

Other duties as assigned Requirements Qualifications Ability to read, write, speak and comprehend the English language Basic knowledge of mathematics, including the use of tape measure, calipers and calculator Basic mathematical aptitude and knowledge of commonly used tools Ability to work independently on assigned task as well as to accept direction on given assignments Ability to work collectively with team members Exhibits solid time management skills and ability to determine priorities in order to effectively accomplish a broad range of activities Professional appearance Physical Work/Environment Requirements Position in a warehouse environment and requires the use of various types of equipment (heavy machinery, forklifts, computers, etc.)

Requires light to heavy lifting Requires continuous sitting, standing and walking Physical Demand Sitting: Seldom 0-10%

• Sit on adjustable computer chair at desk (may stand) Standing: Constant 67-100%
• Intermittently stand on tile, carpet or cement floor Walking: Constant 67-100%
• Walk among workstations on tile, carpet or cement floor Heights/Ladders/Stairs: Seldom 0-10%
• Use ladder to retrieve product from shelves Twisting at waist: Constant 67-100%
• Twist to lift product/documents Bending/Stooping: Constant 67-100%
• Alternate bend/stoop Squatting/Kneeling: Constant 67-100%
• Alternate squat/kneel Crawling: Seldom 0-10% Reaching Out: Constant 67-100%
• Pick product from shelves and retrieve documents Talking/Hearing/Seeing: Constant 67-100%
• Talk/hear/see people/English documents/instructions Working Above Shoulders: Constant 67-100% Handling/Grasping: Constant 67-100%
• Hold/grasp controls, hand tools, documents/products Fine Finger Manipulation: Constant 67-100%
• Keyboard typing, writing, filing, controls on equipment Foot Controls: Occasional 11-33% Driving: Occasional 11-33% Repetitive Motion: Constant 67-100%
• Computer mouse use, keyboard typing Vibratory Tasks: Occasional 11-33% Lifting 15 lbs.: Constant 67-100%
• Lift work documents and/or product Carrying 15 lbs.: Constant 67-100%
• Carry work documents and/or product Pushing/Pulling 15 lbs.: Seldom 0-10%
• Push/pull product to load/unload, open/close file cabinet Comments: Alternate body movements may be used per employee discretion Reasonable Accommodation Notice Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform job functions, ask Manager.