Careers

• Be able to understand and effectively use all production documents (plans, work orders, etc.).
• Carry out the assembly (set up).
• Provide a first and last compliant part for approval by the Quality Technician.
• Operate the production equipment.
• Enter your time and quantities of parts produced into the computer system.
• Collect finished products from the machines and place them in containers.
• Maintain the supply of raw materials to the presses.
• Make machine adjustments as needed (e.g.: press height, straightener, etc.).
• Apply the quality controls in place (control plans or other work instructions).
• Work in collaboration with the toolmaker at the end of production stage “Tooling Audit”.
• Drive the forklift and operate the overhead crane in the performance of your duties.
• Perform all of your tasks safely and in accordance with existing procedures.
• Keep your workspace clean.
• Perform any other related tasks.

The mandate requires compliance with ISO procedures and processes.

This non-exhaustive description only includes the essential aspects of the functions and does not include details in the execution of the work. The employee may temporarily perform tasks of an equal or lower classification when the tasks related to his position are exhausted.

• Be able to communicate and work in a team.
• Be able to comply with high quality requirements.
• Have a concern for precision, order and cleanliness.
• Have a good sense of observation for small finishing details.
• Have the willingness to learn and develop.