Job Description: The Machine Operator is responsible for operating production equipment and meeting area production goals. Duties and Responsibilities Accurately sets up, starts up, and shuts down UV printers. Accurately sets up print programs. May use computer to load printer software. Load/unload printing equipment with product. Adjusts loader to ensure proper operation. Adjusts print head height to ensure proper operation. Recognize and react to problems with equipment, make adjustments as required. Inspect and verify product according to quality standards. Work with Machine Technician to resolve problems with equipment. Cleans conveyor belt with dried ink solution. Cleans print heads to ensure proper operation. Able to work effectively within small teams. Accurately complete scrap tickets Accurately complete daily production sheet Accurately update OEE information using MOP station Maintain production pace and standards. Adhere to all safety requirements in the work area. Practice 5Ss Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Understand and follow verbal and written instructions. Basic math skills Basic mechanical skills Basic computer skills Education and Experience Requirements High school diploma or equivalent 1 year of machine operation experience preferred. Physical and Weightlifting Demands The physical and weightlifting demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Frequency Letter Code Defined as Never N Infrequent I Up to 1 hour per day Occasionally O 1 to 2 hours per day Frequently F 2 to 5 hours per day Continuously C 6 hours per day Physical Task Frequency Reason for Physical Actions Stand C Standing work Sit N Walk F To walk between stations Bend/Twist F To pick up / place parts, blade trays, empty baskets, boxes, etc.…. Push / Pull F To push / pull parts, blade trays, empty baskets, boxes, etc.…. Climb (stairs, ladders) F To access upper level of facility Reach C To reach for parts, blade trays, empty baskets, boxes, etc.…. Lift C To lift parts, blade trays, empty baskets, etc.…to different areas Carry F To carry parts, blade trays, empty baskets, boxes, etc…. Grasp/Grip C To hold parts, blade trays, empty baskets, boxes, etc…. Repetitive Motions F Bending, twisting, pushing, pulling, reaching, carrying, lifting, etc… Kneel/Crawl N Run N Jump N Rapid work speed F To meet takt/cycle time Filing N Finger movement C Manual dexterity to move parts, blade trays, empty baskets, etc… Keyboard use I Close vision C Color vision C Depth perception C Far vision C Hear C To communicate with individuals in cell Talk C To communicate with individuals in cell Smell I Touch C Temperatures C Able to work in various temperatures Amount of Weight Frequency Reason for Action Up to 30 pounds C To move parts Personal Protective Equipment Equipment Frequency Reason Safety glasses C To protect eyes Leather shoes C To protect feet Gloves F To protect hands Ear Plugs C To protect hearing Milwaukee Tool, founded in 1924, is a global leader in delivering innovative solutions to the professional construction trades that increase productivity and safety. Milwaukee® is known for their world-leading M12™, M18™, and MX FUEL™ cordless systems, the ground-breaking performance of their cordless innovations, safety solutions, battery-powered outdoor power equipment, jobsite lighting and clean-up, time-saving accessories, and innovative hand tool and PACKOUT™ Modular Storage Products. The company is dedicated to delivering a steady stream of advanced, trade-specific solutions. Milwaukee Tool is a Brookfield, Wisconsin-based subsidiary of Techtronic Industries Co. Ltd. (TTI) (HKEx stock code: 669, ADR symbol: TTNDY). For more information on the full line of Milwaukee® products, please call 1-800-SAWDUST or visit Milwaukee Tool.