Description

The role requires installing, adjusting, changing, and aligning tooling and equipment, analyzing machine or process problems, and implementing engineering changes according to the corporate quality program. The employee monitors processes, ensures material availability and quality, executes inspection methods, and assists operators with training and equipment maintenance.

• Perform set‑up duties to ready Turret machines and processes for production.
• Install, adjust, change, and align tooling and equipment.
• Analyze machine or process problems using schedules and instructions and determine solutions.
• Facilitate engineering changes to products and processes per the corporate quality program.
• Monitor processes and recommend improvements to increase productivity and assure quality.
• Ensure all required materials and packaging are available and meet quality standards.
• Execute inspection methods, obtain job approval, and conduct periodic quality checks.
• Assist and train operators in product inspection techniques.
• Maintain equipment and keep work areas clean and orderly.
• Instruct operators on machine setup, operation, quality standards, and documentation.
• Report and prevent equipment malfunctions, material discrepancies, and documentation errors, and drive corrective actions.
• Plan production flow to ensure smooth transition to the next scheduled job.
• Complete all paperwork and documentation accurately and timely.
• Perform Operator I or II duties as needed and train new employees in the absence of lead staff.
• Produce high‑quality products consistently according to specifications.
• Meet required quantity and output specifications.
• Complete necessary paperwork accurately and promptly.
• Operate hand tools, machines, and equipment with minimal supervision.
• Work collaboratively as a productive team member in a fast‑paced environment.

Requirements

Candidates should have prior assembly or set‑up experience, be able to read blueprints, use measuring tools and computers, and produce high‑quality products consistently while meeting output specifications. They must complete paperwork accurately, operate hand tools and machines with minimal supervision, work effectively in a fast‑paced team environment, demonstrate initiative, dependability and good attendance.

A high school diploma is required. The position is onsite with a M‑Th schedule from 4:00 pm to 2:30 am, and involves exposure to moving mechanical parts, vibration, occasional electrical shock, and moderate to loud noise. Physical demands include standing, sitting, manual handling up to 25 lb and various vision requirements.

• Prior assembly or set‑up experience preferred.
• Ability to set up all assigned Turret department machines and processes to specifications.
• Understanding of assembly and machine‑operation processes and component flow.
• Proficient with computers and required measuring tools.
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints.

Benefits

Cadrex values safety, challenge, collaboration, accountability, and ethical conduct, and offers a comprehensive compensation package that includes health benefits, life insurance, disability coverage, paid time off, a 401(k) match, education support, and bonuses. The company operates multiple manufacturing facilities across the United States and Mexico and provides equal employment opportunities to all applicants.

Training + Development

Interview process

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Security clearance