Set up and adjust machines for changing materials while maintaining production priorities, part quality, and exact material movement. Technical judgment matters.

As an Operator, you prepare machinery for production according to established standards and priority requirements. You will verify batches, check task sequencing with the Buffer Manager, and identify product variations before faulty parts move further downstream. The work also includes feeding machines, retrieving parts, repeating operations when necessary, arranging batches, and completing assembly tasks. The role suits someone with manual dexterity, a positive attitude, and technical problem-solving skills.

Key Responsibilities:

- Verify batches are adequate for assigned operations




- Check production priorities with the Buffer Manager
- Adjust machines for the material being used
- Report faulty-part risks and product variations promptly
- Rearrange parts into batches for the next stage

Requirements:

- High school diploma, equivalent, or work experience
- Attention to detail and manual dexterity
- Technical problem-solving ability
- Ability to adapt quickly to different situations
- Knowledge of VKS is an asset

Use careful machine setup, priority checks, and quality communication to keep parts moving through production correctly.

📌 Production Machine Setup Operator (Canada)
🏢 CMP Advanced Mechanical Solutions
📍 Canada