Draw and strand Operator

Marmon Holdings, Inc.•Milford, NH

22h

About The Position

Operates the Aluminum Wire Draw and the Wire Stranding machines (7 and/or 19), and consistently meets Marmon Utility’s quality and productivity requirements in a safe manner with minimum scrap. Regular Shift (Post-Training) Days: Monday to Thursday Hours: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM Perks: 3-day weekend (Friday, Saturday, Sunday off

Requirements

Understanding of the basic line operation and line components associated with the process.
Tools and measuring devices applicable to the industry.
Operation of the pay-off and take-up equipment.
Internal/industry codes and abbreviations used to identify conductors and wires.
Principals of welding
Willingness to accept direction and work in a Team structure

Responsibilities

Complies with company safety rules at all times during working hours and ensures the safety of himself/herself and others at his/her operating station.
Responsible for keeping equipment and work area in a clean and orderly fashion.
Works in a professional manner, is punctual, and highly dependable.
Mechanically sets up both lines, pay-off through take-up operation, including installation of appropriate tooling (dies) and all auxiliary line equipment needed to produce specified gauge sizes of stranded conductor described by the process instructions.
Consistently monitors the supply of raw material to ensure a continuous operation.
Performs required measurements with company-approved measuring devices to ensure final process meets the required specifications (reference PC 034 and PC 025).
Verifies tha he measuring devices are calibrated.
Takes corrective action to ensure quality product.
Generate product identification tags for finished product and maintains accurate record keeping of all pertinent information required by Marmon Utility, including work center line log.
Participates in maintaining ISO certification.
Adheres to applicable System Level Procedures (SLP) and Process Controls (PC).
Follows production tracking report schedule.
Visually inspects all empty take-up reels for proper size, strength, appearance and inside of flanges for foreign material/substance that could cause damage to the finished product produced.
Operates the take-up machine and puts up a neat-looking reel free of crossovers/loops and Welds wire to maintain spool-to-spool operation.