What are the responsibilities and job description for the Manufacturing Specialist position at AISIN?
Job Title: Manufacturing Specialist
Company: AISIN Manufacturing IL, LLC
Department: Manufacturing
Shift(s): 1st/2nd
Location: Marion, IL (AMI)
Position Summary
Perform detailed and complex job functions (i.e. normal course of business activities). Investigate and recommend ways to improve efficiencies of daily job activities.
Position Responsibilities
The incumbent is expected to perform the following functions that the company has determined are essential to this position:
- Ensure machines are functional and safe to operate.
- Maintain quality on parts being produced and report any quality problems.
- Perform 5S activities.
- Perform all material handling functions (raw materials and finished goods).
- Assist with inventories.
- Control flow of materials using standardized work.
- Report safety problems immediately and operate equipment safely.
- Avoid passing defects to next process.
- Perform Kaizen duties and make improvement suggestions.
- Report daily line problems and countermeasures to Off Line Team Leader.
- Meet daily production levels.
- Determine correct shipping and receiving requirements.
- Perform other duties as assigned in order to ensure achievement of section, department, or company plan.
Required Skills and Abilities
- Effective communication skills
- Ability to maintain charts, graphs, and production reports
- Ability to perform basic math and measurements and to gauge parts
- Ability to understand production sheets
- Flexible and capable of adapting to change
Education/Training/Certifications
- A High School Diploma or equivalent
Qualifications:
Physical Demands
- The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the physical demands of this position. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the physical demands.
- While performing the duties of this position, the employee is regularly required to utilize gross motor skills such as (but not limited to): standing, walking and sitting, bending at the waist/knees, kneeling, lifting, pushing, and pulling. The employee must have the ability to lift, push, pull, and/or remove up to 35 pounds. The employee may be required to use arms, hands, and fingers to: handle and balance parts and materials, clamp/unclamp, feel objects, pinch, grasp, operate tools, reach, lift, type, write, and other fine motor skills.
- Specific vision abilities that may be required in some departments include, but are not limited to: distance vision, peripheral vision, depth vision, focus, the ability to accurately perceive color and the ability to work at a computer or screen for an extended period of time.
- The employee must also have demonstrated cognitive abilities including, but not limited to: memory, attention skills, logic and reasoning, auditory and visual processing, and gross/fine motor processing speed.