Advanced Production Operator Industrial

The Mixer Operator is primarily responsible for operation of the batching system. The main goal will be to mix (batch) all feed ordered for pelleting & packing. In doing so, he/she must be able to successfully run feed by coordinating batching system and its supporting systems; he/she must also be able to correctly sequence all feed; make sure to send all feed to the correct locations; regularly maintain/clean the mixer and supporting systems; familiarize self with products and their required specifications; and anything else supervisor requires.

The Mixer Operator focuses on setting up, operating, maintaining, and troubleshooting manufacturing production (i.e., machining, processing, assembly, or packaging) equipment including: Operating machine tool, chemical processing, assembly, or packaging equipment to manufacture products according to production specifications, schedules, volume/cost/wastage targets, and quality standards. Moving, packing, and sorting raw materials or finished goods. Monitoring the quality of output to identify, discard, or re-manufacture faulty products. Maintaining accurate daily production records as input to manufacturing performance analysis and examines production materials for processing. Operates all equipment and processes. Monitors machine parameters and troubleshoot processing problems.

Key Responsibilities: Complies with all safety processes and insists on safety practices of self and others

Shows up on time, completes tasks by deadlines, and adapts to changes quickly

Able to multi-task and keep up with production demands in a fast-paced environment

Ensures all quality standards and standard operating procedures are followed during production process

Maintains cleanliness and organization of work area

Collaborates and follows the instructions of Leads and Management to accomplish daily work assignments

Physical Requirements for production positions regularly include:

• Able to lift 50 lbs.
• Frequent physical activity, including walking, standing, bending or stooping, turning, twisting, pushing, pulling, raising arms, lifting, climbing, and other movements
• Performing duties while wearing personal protective equipment
• Working across temperature zones that may include cold and/or hot environments for extended periods and may include work in environments where dust is present
• Shift schedules that include days, nights, and weekends, some holidays and periodic overtime