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Etching Operator (2nd shift)
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A Chemical Operator operates machinery used in the manufacture and packaging of chemical products.
$50,351 / year median in Florida
+11% projected growth
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ETCHING OPERATOR
Pay $ 20.00 Shift 2ndPOSITION SUMMARY
The Etching Operator is responsible for operating and monitoring chemical etching processes used in the manufacturing of precision medical tubing. This position ensures production lots meet established product specifications and customer requirements through careful machine operation, process monitoring, material inspection, and quality control. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, safety-conscious, mechanically inclined, and comfortable working with chemicals and manufacturing equipment. Strong judgment and problem-solving skills are important, as the operator must recognize defects, identify equipment issues, and make appropriate process adjustments to maintain quality.KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Operate and monitor etching equipment to process production lots according to established procedures and specifications.
- Perform equipment start-up, in-process monitoring, and shutdown procedures.
- Monitor etching parameters and make appropriate adjustments when a process is at risk of going out of specification.
- Inspect incoming production materials to ensure they meet established product requirements before use.
- Perform random and in-process quality inspections.
- Visually inspect tubing for extremely small defects, color variations, dimensional differences, and other quality concerns.
- Identify production or quality issues and assist in determining appropriate corrective actions.
- Recognize potential equipment malfunctions and troubleshoot issues within the scope of the position.
- Collect and document production or quality data as required for customers and internal processes.
- Properly handle, use, store, and dispose of chemical solutions and hazardous materials in accordance with established safety procedures.
- Follow all required manufacturing, quality, safety, and company procedures.
- Properly use required personal protective equipment (PPE) and follow chemical safety protocols.
- Operate and maintain spool-winding equipment as trained.
- Complete required equipment and process training, including Optical Tensiometer training.
- Maintain a clean, organized, and safe manufacturing environment.
- Complete additional duties and responsibilities as assigned.