Please note that this is for a 3rd shift position. Training will take place on another shift.
This position is part of the Maintenance Team. Team member is responsible for setting up detailed production machines where several close dimensions must be maintained relative to each other. Team member works from blueprints and maintains quality standards as outlined in the Quality Management Systems procedures and work instructions. Team member works independently on regularly scheduled tasks, with periodic interaction with manager, supervisor and shift leader to describe progress on special assignments. Work is guided by established company policy and quality requirements of customers.
Qualified candidates must possess strong knowledge of blueprints, all types of gaging and electrical circuitry. A high school diploma or GED is required. Experience and mechanical knowledge of machinery required.
Duties include but are not limited to: Perform set ups and machine repair as needed, inspect parts visually and with measuring devices to assure quality per blueprint requirements, communicate with managers, supervisors, shift coordinators, setup personnel and machine operators regarding the general operation of the machine, observe blueprint for all dimensions and requirements to assure maximum quality and production, responsible for sharpening basic cutting tools and drills, perform machine maintenance and repair as defined on the preventive maintenance schedule, record complete and accurate information on machine function and repair activity, check measuring devices for accuracy, complete necessary paperwork which includes, but is not limited to, production sheets, production charts, hold up cards, bar coding transactions, etc., participate in the continuous improvement, research and recommendations for all operational processes, assist in maintaining safe practices for all employees, maintain a clean, safe and efficient work environment by following the 5S principles and other assignments as needed.
Employee will be exposed to the noise, fumes and temperature extremes typically found in a light manufacturing environment. Risk of injury from being in close proximity of operating machinery is possible, but unlikely if proper safety precautions are followed. Lifting requirements for this position dictate that the employee must be physically capable of lifting a minimum of 40# on a repetitive basis and a maximum of 80# on an occasional basis.
All employees must wear PPE which includes hearing protection and safety glasses, both of which are provided by RIMA, and slip resistant shoes which the employee provides. RIMA has a prescription safety glass program and safety shoe reimbursement program that is available to employees after 90 days of employment.