Level 1 Machine Operator Machine Operator I sets up and operates a production machine in accordance with established procedures and guidelines. Uses computer-controlled equipment to select, position and secure automatic or semi-automatic machines. Being a Machine Operator I controls and adjusts machine settings to complete simple tasks accurately, according to specifications, and in a timely fashion. Additionally, Machine Operator I typically reports to a supervisor/manager. The Machine Operator I works under the close direction of senior personnel in the functional area. Possesses a moderate understanding of general aspects of the job. May require 0-1 year of general work experience.

Major Areas of Responsibility:

Maintain a safe and clean work area Able to conduct hands on training for new employees Proficiently complete all production and quality documentation, CRN, ASME, etc. Maintain acceptable production rates within the skill level, by meeting or exceeding efficiency goals. Perform quality checks to ensure materials, parts and workmanship are compliant with engineering requirements and production expectations using the following: Engineering Prints Tape Measurer Protractor Thickness Gauge Wheel Maintain acceptable production rates within the skill level, by meeting or exceeding efficiency goalsMake sure that all edges are deburred and edge treatment applied if necessary (ZRC) Contribute to Lean and 5s Implemented in your areas. Must be a self-starter that can work without supervision.

Position Challenges & Latitude:

Demonstrate superior service skill(s) and professionalism in day-to-day dealings with coworkers, setting a good example in attendance and work ethics. Willingness to learn Continually demonstrates good attendance practices, minimizing unplanned absences Ensures adherence to company policies and work rules, as well as ensuring a safe work environment is maintained Maintain a cheerful and positive attitude Strive to continually improve quality, safety, organization, cleanliness and productivity within your department. Able to understand and follow all MAP's, PAP's, CRN, B31.5, ASME, TMI's, TPI's, and SOP's that pertain to the product Proficiently complete all documents pertaining to the process Safe operation of all overhead lifting cranes and jib booms Assist in other areas of the shop when required Mentor lessor experienced mechanics

• leading by example

Knowledge, Skills, & Experience:

High School diploma or GED equivalent Basic shop math (i.e. add/subtract/divide/multiply, whole numbers and fractions) Read a tape measure to within 1/16" A General understanding of common hand tools is preferred. Good communication skills, both written and verbal Must have completed all requirements of the Level 1 Shake and Brake/Brake Assistant Able to read and understand all engineering prints related to the process Able to trouble shoot and solve problems related to the process

Work Environment & Physical Requirements:

Manufacturing environment Continuous standing, squatting, bending, pulling, and lifting throughout the workday Lift/Carry up to 50 lbs. Wear PPE when required

• Manufacturing Areas Climb and work off of ladders Shift work, days or evenings, Monday through Friday and some Saturday's.

Willingness to work any shift including weekends for training purposes and or production requirements.

Evapco's Summary of Pay & Benefits:

The salary range consists of base pay and most recent profit sharing bonus amounts Medical, Vision, & Dental Insurance Employee Stock Ownership Program

• we are an employee-owned company Profit Sharing Bonus
• which is paid twice per year (k)larity Plan
• Voluntary Employee Retirement Savings Plan Paid Holidays Paid Vacation Paid Maternity and Paternity Leave Bereavement Pay Company Paid Basic Life Insurance equivalent to base salary, with option for Supplemental Life election Paid Sick Leave Long Term Disability