Summary Extrusion Process Technician "C" is responsible for assisting in line setups, minor machine and extrusion tooling troubleshooting, minor maintenance repair and tear down of all extrusion machines as applicable to insure a safe and efficient product environment resulting in finished product that adhere to the quality standards of George Fischer. The Extrusion Process Technician "C" possesses a thorough knowledge of operating the extrusion machine and requirements of the extrusion machine operator and is able to work toward future advancement with additional training and experience. This is an entry-level technician. Duties & Responsibilities Maintains a neat, clean, orderly work area, cleaning machines, and work areas after a change/work has been completed. Assists higher level Process Techs online/tooling changes. Assists higher level Process Techs in starting up extrusion lines. Assists higher level Process Techs to keep the machines running at standard and meeting Quality Assurance specifications on finished product. Assist in higher level Process Techs in maintaining proper paperwork as required. Ensures that every machine has the correct part(s) identified as scheduled to run in the extrusion line. Assist in higher level Process Techs in identifying correct materials and making material attachments to the extrusion machine. Ability to operate a forklift in accordance with state and local regulations with an approved forklift license (may be working toward the license with plant H.R./training dept.). Supports the established Quality Policy Fulfills role as required in the documented quality system manual, directives and work instructions. Perform and document QC measurements including visual inspection to ensure product is within specification. Fills out production tickets with the proper information for audit station one. I.e. part number, weight of lift etc. Education and Skill Requirements High school graduate, GED or equivalent. Ability to read and write English clearly and concisely. Possess mechanical aptitude. Basic computer and math skills. Must possess the ability to work with minimum direction after being trained. Physical requirements include the ability to lift up to 50 lbs., standing/walking for a minimum of eight hours per day. Required Skills Understanding of the manufacturing process. Knowledge of safety. Knowledge of measuring devices and testing. Communication Organizing Collaboration Physical Requirements Walking

• frequently Standing
• frequently Climbing
• occasionally Squatting/Stooping
• Rarely Reaching
• occasionally Lifting
• up to 40 lbs frequently Lifting
• 50 lbs to 75 lbs with assisted apparatus (overhead crane/forklift)

Work Location:

In person