Production Operator - 1st Shift

Production Operator - 1st Shift at MAHLE Thermal and Filter Systems US Production Operator - 1st Shift at MAHLE Thermal and Filter Systems US in Murfreesboro, Tennessee Posted in 5 days ago.

Job Description:

Your Contribution The Assembly Producer will operate a press or assemble parts to form complete units or subassemblies at a press, filling machine, or conveyor line. Position is responsible for both accurately and thoroughly completing and maintaining all daily paperwork associated with the assembly process. Your Experience & Qualifications Ability to read gauges and record findings Ability to measure sizes of parts in millimeters Ability to use a computer, especially SAP, OEE and label programs. Attention to detail and ability to maintain a high quality orientation Move product, material, and/or equipment to and from designated areas Maintain clean, organized, safe working environment with equipment and materials located in proper locations in accordance with 5S standards inside and outside of facility Safely and efficiently operate all machinery Perform work in an environmentally conscious manner and reduce waste Ability to work all designated shifts Excellent attendance record Ability to work in a team environment Other duties as assigned Our Offering We will provide a collaborative environment working on exciting assignments, along with ongoing personal & career development opportunities. We encourage you to apply even if you don't meet every single requirement. You may just be the right candidate for this or other roles! After receiving your online application, the interview process will typically be, a screening call followed by Personal Interview(s) For more information about MAHLE and what a career with us looks like for you, click here. and to learn more about our foundation owned technology group click here. #DiversityMatters with our inclusive culture, we welcome applications from all social, religious & ethnical backgrounds, disabilities both mental and physical, identities (gender) and neurodivergent people. Do you have any questions? madison.monroe@mahle.com