Operator

• Operate multiple machines, including saws and resaw machines
• Monitor the quality of the operation
• Maintain knowledge of all machine controls
• Set up machine changeovers as needed
• Follow all safety rules and procedures
• Work in conditions involving elements, heat, cold, and air particulate

Line Operator – Pallet Manufacturing

• Install engines, powertrain components, and related equipment in test cells according to established procedures and safety requirements
• Install, connect, calibrate, and verify instrumentation, sensors, and measurement equipment required for engine testing
• Monitor test cell operations during test execution
• Identify and report equipment malfunctions, abnormal operating conditions, and safety concerns
• Execute test procedures and follow work instructions in support of engineering teams
• Perform assigned laboratory activities
• Document test cell activities, observations, maintenance actions, and operational events in test logs and designated documentation systems
• Maintain high standards for safety, documentation, and equipment readiness
• Work closely with engineering and laboratory personnel to support safe, accurate, and reliable testing activities

Powertrain Engine Test Bench Operator

• Oversee and direct CTS personnel providing Remote Pilot Operator support
• Direct RPO schedules
• Monitor and oversee daily operations within the area of responsibility
• Ensure accurate and timely completion of RPO time cards
• Support air traffic controller training services for the Federal Aviation Administration at Chicago ARTCC (ZAU)

Pilot Operator Supervisor

• Work at a facility that loads and unloads trucks
• Participate in the company Safety Program and attend daily pre-shift meetings
• Comply with OSHA, company safety, environmental, and ISO regulations where applicable
• Wear appropriate PPE for assigned tasks
• Transfer, load, and move grain to appropriate locations
• Maintain grain quality during storage and transfer
• Weigh trucks and grade grain where applicable
• Complete documentation accurately and timely
• Perform general cleanup, including sweeping, shoveling, washing, painting, and housekeeping
• Operate, monitor, and shut down grain dryers where applicable
• Perform preventative maintenance and repairs where applicable
• Operate heavy equipment where applicable
• Perform other duties as assigned

Grain Elevator Operator – Truck Facility Technician

• Sheet, scale, and mix ingredients according to the Bill of Materials (BOM)
• Operate scales, meters, mixers, dough hoist, and related mixing equipment
• Maintain a clean and sanitary work area
• Request and requisition ingredients according to the BOM
• Verify staged ingredients match BOM requirements
• Mix ingredients according to approved SOPs
• Coordinate pallet and tag quantities with the Gatekeeper
• Perform mixing-area setups and breakdowns
• Accurately weigh ingredients, including re-work dough and small ingredients
• Label, color-code, and properly handle containers
• Record batch information, ingredient numbers, temperatures, and machine settings
• Load ingredients into mixers from auxiliary equipment, hoppers, conveyors, scales, meters, buckets, or similar containers
• Clean ingredient packaging before use
• Prepare, clean, and verify equipment for the next production run
• Set mixer timers and programs
• Operate auxiliary equipment to hoist and dump dough
• Clean mixers daily
• Meet consistency and material goals
• Set outputs for the mixing area
• Ensure final products meet customer temperature, dough consistency, and quality specifications
• Suggest labor and supply cost controls and process improvements
• Perform work in compliance with quality, safety, legal, and food safety requirements
• Identify and report potential hazards
• Contribute continuous improvement ideas
• Promote resource efficiency, recycling, and pollution prevention
• Perform other duties as assigned

Line Operator 2

• Set up and operate one-two pieces of manufacturing machinery of moderate complexity
• Set up and operate machinery using hand tools as necessary
• Dispose of hazardous chemicals properly
• Maintain a safe and clean working environment by complying with procedures, rules, and regulations
• Conserve resources by using equipment and supplies as needed to accomplish job results
• Train others in machine operator tasks as needed
• Inspect all work for defects before passing it to the next operation
• Complete production and quality forms documenting actions

Machine Operator I – A Shift

• Run selective solder, conformal coating and wave solder equipment
• Learn machine functions and make proper setup adjustments to ensure quality materials
• Make minor program adjustments where needed
• Maintain records of production runs for analysis and review
• Assist with troubleshooting failures during product testing
• Perform rework as instructed
• Maintain projects and submit paperwork with produced materials
• Perform cycle counts on stock materials as needed
• Flex between different areas or responsibilities based on production needs
• Perform additional tasks as assigned

SMT Operator – 1st Shift

• Determine content of material entering facility to properly bill the customer.
• Accept or reject waste loads based on content; suggest alternatives based on special waste, type of waste and/or local market training.
• Receive payment from customers and provide receipts.
• Balance daily receipts and deposit them into the safe depository.
• Document waste entering the facility using truck scales and computer systems; track total waste volumes.
• Notify operations of special waste or incoming special loads; direct or dispatch as necessary.
• Process required paperwork and perform other duties needed to process special loads.
• Answer the telephone and provide general information to callers.
• Maintain cleanliness of the work area.
• Perform other job-related duties as assigned.

Gate Attendant/Scale Operator – Rotating Shift

• Set up and operate one to two pieces of moderately complex manufacturing machinery
• Use hand tools as necessary
• Dispose of hazardous chemicals properly
• Maintain a safe and clean working environment
• Conserve equipment and supplies while accomplishing job results
• Train others in machine operator tasks as needed
• Inspect work for defects before passing it to the next operation
• Complete production and quality forms
• Perform lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling, standing, walking, bending, stooping, squatting, and kneeling tasks

• Prepare, supply, and operate production machines for secure card personalization or mailing services
• Retrieve daily work files from workstations to support production objectives
• Coordinate material delivery to workstations and allocate resources to achieve shift targets
• Monitor inventory levels for envelopes, inserts, blank paper, and other production materials
• Notify the manager when stock levels are insufficient
• Rigorously inspect produced materials to meet organizational quality standards
• Perform data entry in Microsoft Excel to maintain production records
• Report operational concerns to the Operations Manager for the HSA department
• Maintain a clean and organized work environment
• Follow organizational policies, procedures, and compliance requirements
• Perform additional job-related tasks as directed by the supervisor

Operator jobs in Illinois

Line Operator – Pallet Manufacturing

Powertrain Engine Test Bench Operator

Pilot Operator Supervisor

Grain Elevator Operator – Truck Facility Technician

Line Operator 2

Machine Operator I – A Shift

SMT Operator – 1st Shift

Gate Attendant/Scale Operator – Rotating Shift

Machine Operator I – A Shift

Production Operator