Machine Operator 2 - 1st Shift

ho is Rockwell?  

Do you want to make a difference in the world? At Rockwell Automation you can do just that and more. Rockwell is a global leader in industrial automation and digital transformation. We connect the imaginations of people with the potential technology to expand what is humanly possible, making the world more productive and sustainable. Rockwell was recognized as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies in 2020. We place a high value on integrity which fosters an environment where all employees can and want to do their best work.  

To learn more about how we are bringing The Connected Enterprise to life across industrial enterprises, please visit www.rockwellautomation.com. 

What Rockwell Brings to You 

Rockwell cares about our employees and our benefits package is just one way we support you. Rockwell provides options for medical, dental and vision insurance, 401K plan including company match, generous vacation allowances, and many more options available. To learn more about our Benefits Package, please visit https://raquickfind.com/. 

What Rockwell Needs from You 

We need a diverse workforce to do our best work. We need the makers, the forward thinkers, the problem solvers, and everything in between. That is where you come in. We have an immediate hiring need for our full-time manufacturing Machine Operator 2. This is a 1st Shift role (M-F, 6AM – 2PM), in the Electronic Assembly (EA) department with a starting rate of $19.28 per hour with no shift premium.  

Job Summary: 

Sets up and operates a variety of automatic or semi-automatic machines used in the production of the  

company's product. Works from process sheets or written/verbal instructions given by supervisor to perform  

production tasks. Checks and inspects operation against predetermined tolerances. 

Responsibilities and Essential Functions:  

Uses documented work instructions with schematics and manufacturing execution systems on semi-routine assignments at a variety of workstations. Works with little direction and uses judgment to recognize the need for occasional deviation from accepted practice. 

This position works with Surface Mount Technologies and other electronically-controlled processes, components and full Printed Circuit Board (PCB) layouts for final product creation. The ability to interact with machines, select solder, wave solder, and conformal coat and set up and operate multiple machines and workstations at once is crucial to the role. Acting as an SMT Operator, pick parts, set up jobs per pic list, running the lines which requires 5 pieces of equipment at once, first line of inspection for all boards to ensure they are being built properly, work with techs and team leads to troubleshoot equipment failures and canning and link information to jobs. 

This position prepares reels and feeders for use on surface mount technology (SMT) machines; counts materials and moves to production line, burns firmware programs into electronic components using programming machines, creates and applies labels onto PCBs (manually and/or automated), makes setups and adjustments holding tolerances to print specifications and operates optical inspection machine and performs visual classification and repair of rejected boards. Overtime is an essential function of this position which typically requires 20 hours of overtime/week.  Actual overtime hours may vary.