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Manufacturing Machine Operator I – Entry
Kennametal. Disassemble sintered heats and inspect for physical and metallurgical defects .
Core Competencies
Role fitCore Competencies
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Demonstrates proficiency in inspecting and troubleshooting sintered inserts, utilizing tools such as microscopes and barcode readers, while adhering to safety and quality standards. Capable of effectively communicating with team members and maintaining accurate documentation to support production goals.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Blueprint ReadingTroubleshooting Automation EquipmentProficiency in SAP MII SoftwareUnderstanding of Quality RequirementsAbility to Perform Basic Math
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Hard Skills
Inspection of Sintered HeatsTroubleshooting IssuesUnderstanding of Defect CriteriaProficient in MechanicsProficient in Windows ApplicationsAbility to Use a Personal ComputerProficient in RFID Read/Write OperationsAbility to Handle InsertsUnderstanding of 30X Microscope UseAbility to Lift Insert Trays
Soft Skills
Reliable and DependableGood Communication SkillsLogical Thinking SkillsAbility to Maintain Effective Working RelationshipsAttention to Detail
Tools & Technologies
Sinter Depack Automation InterfaceKeyence SystemBarcode ReaderQMS AccessSintering Trays
Industry Keywords
SinteringQuality ControlProduction ProcessesSafety Procedures6S Standards
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesGraphite
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Disassemble sintered heats and inspect for physical and metallurgical defects
- Separate individual orders and match them to proper route cards
- Attach sintered samples to route cards as appropriate
- Separate good inserts from scrap and place scrap in appropriate receptacles
- Complete all required documentation
- Clean and re-coat sintering trays as needed
- Perform routine maintenance on the Curtain Coater
- Deliver separated/sintered inserts to the proper focus factory
- Identify production orders routed to Sinter Depack Automation
- Build graphite tray loads on the inbound conveyor belt
- Scan production orders with a barcode reader in the correct order
- Operate the Sinter Depack Automation Interface
- Troubleshoot automation equipment
- Load and unload empty KSIP trays
- Inspect inserts and perform RFID read/write operations
- Operate and program the Keyence system
- Push standard work carts into and out of the automation cell
- Sustain 6S standards through housekeeping and standard work
- Follow company safety procedures
- Verify safety devices, machine guarding, and signage are in place and functioning
- Follow inspection control plans and proper routings, specifications, quantities, and styles
- Meet daily departmental production goals
- Communicate safety, quality, and product issues with supervisors, team members, and across shifts
- Maintain effective working relationships and support additional responsibilities
- Run orders according to order selection procedures
- Solve routine problems using knowledge of insert styles and production processes; escalate recurring problems and major decisions to the supervisor
Requirements
What you’ll need- Minimum of a High School Diploma or GED Equivalent
- Ability to perform basic math
- Ability to read and understand defect criteria, insert identification, blueprints, routings, and operating procedures
- Ability to use a personal computer and software such as SAP MII
- Ability to locate information in QMS and the Kennametal Intranet
- Ability to handle inserts with fingers without chipping
- Understanding of proper use of a 30X microscope
- Ability to communicate with set-up persons, inspectors, supervisors, and managers
- Reliable and dependable
- Accuracy critical to customer satisfaction
- Good math and logical thinking skills to understand automated systems and isolate problems
- Proficient knowledge of mechanics, computers, and basic math
- Proficiency in Windows applications and SAP MII software
- Ability to access QMS to verify procedures and defect criteria
- Proficient in blueprint reading and understanding insert dimensions and their correlation to machine performance
- Proficient in troubleshooting issues, determining root cause, and conducting repairs
- Proficiency with instruments, hand tools, and microscopes
- Solid understanding of quality requirements and ability to make accurate decisions
- Approximately eight hours standing with intermittent walking, reaching, sitting, stooping, and bending
- Ability to lift insert trays weighing no more than 33 pounds
- Safety glasses, safety shoes, and applicable gloves required
- Ability to work Monday-Friday, 3pm-11pm, second shift
Benefits
Comp & perks- $2.00 shift differential
- Safety glasses with side-shields required
- Safety shoes required
- Gloves, heat resistant gloves, and cut resistant gloves when necessary