Machine Operator Class 1

JOB SUMMARY

Under the direction of the Production Shift Supervisor is capable of operating a group of vial machines forming necks, bottoms, and finishes.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

Cleans plugs, dies, and tooling bars during shift to maintain quality and production as required Continuously checking vials for visual defects following Quality Inspection Plan, MG-QIP-01 (serum vials) or

MG-QIP-02

(AOV's) Make appropriate adjustment to tooling heads for process control (dimensional, cosmetic) Re-tip bottom chucks Monitors production line performance by checking hot end losses on lehr belt, determining the source of loss and notify appropriate personnel Monitor process control using Infinity software to produce acceptable Cp/Cpk values as well as monitoring cold end cosmetic vision reject percentages Ensure tube loader remains properly loaded Maintains machine cleanliness and related equipment of oil, glass, and foreign material per the standard operating procedure, SOP, MG-KV-25-03 "Hot End Operator Cleaning" Maintains floor and general area around machines in a clean and neat manner in accordance with Morganton housekeeping and 5S standards Maintains all necessary quality check sheet records. Records required information and communicates issues with on-coming personnel during shift overlap Documents all required quality records for article number being manufactured Inspects tubing for quality and advises Foreman of any problems

ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES

Cooperates with Manufacturing Manager, Production Shift Supervisor, Hot End Specialist, Lead Machine Operator and Maintenance Performs preventative maintenance as scheduled and/or required Demonstrates behavior that meets Good Manufacturing Practices, Safety and 5S standards glasses and hearing protection required in the Production Performs other duties when required or requested

EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE

High School Diploma or Equivalent

FORMAL QUALIFICATIONS/COMPETENCIES REQUIRED

Basic computer skills Statistical Process Control Able to read blueprints and process sheets Use of calipers and gauges Mechanical aptitude Must be able to understand, read, speak and write in English

BEHAVIORAL ATTRIBUTES

Values - Integrity, Responsibility, Excellence, Bold Innovation & Teamwork Self-starter, able to work with minimal supervision Able to handle pressure Detail oriented Good organizational skills Dependable and punctual Able to start and follow-up on the job prior to and after shift Communicates and understands direction clearly and concise Maintains an orderly and clean work environment Competent and conscientious