Job Title: Production Worker Date Prepared: March, 2014 Revised: February, 2021 Reports to: Production Supervisor Location: Perth Department: Production Position Overview: Set-up, adjust and operate production machinery to draw wire of various metal alloys and diameters.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Operate drawing machinery to produce a quality product according to specific “Work Instructions.” Duties include but are not limited to the following: Read work orders/bill of materials to determine product specifications.

Responsible for quantity and quality to meet efficiency rates.

Use various types of equipment and machinery.

Maintain machinery during operation.

Adjust machinery including changing dies.

Reporting/communicating machinery issues to supervisor/maintenance.

Inspect products to ensure product excellence and quality using measuring tools (tape measure/micrometer).

Obtain all required approvals.

Label packages.

Store or place product in designated area.

Complete all necessary data to ensure production rates are met.

Report and/or enter production data into the company ERP system. Record and document all downtime.

Ensure and observe all safety and housekeeping rules and guidelines, including carrying out daily safety inspections.

Participate in all assigned training,



including monthly health and safety sessions.

Other duties as assigned.

Position Requirements: High school graduate or equivalent

Ability to read

Ability to write

Ability to communicate – verbal and written

Ability to perform basic math functions with accuracy

Basic computer skills for data entry purposes.

Experience of ERP system (preferred)

Manufacturing experience (preferred)

Dependable and prompt

Effective work habits Physical Requirements/Working Conditions Ability to lift 20-50 lbs frequently

Ability to lift up to 70 lbs occasionally

Continuous standing

Use of hands and feet to handle, control, or feel objects, tools, controls, press buttons, levers and pedals

Bending, twisting and reaching

Repetitive movement

Frequent walking

Wear personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, ear protection, safety shoes, gloves and any other protective equipment deemed necessary.

Work indoors in non-controlled environmental conditions Work in hot conditions or cold temperatures

Exposure to sounds and noise levels that can be distracting or uncomfortable

Exposure to minor cuts or burns

Exposure to contaminants

Exposure to hazardous equipment

Work with others in a group or team

📌 Perth Production Worker - Annealing
🏢 Central Wire
📍 Perth