Da/Pro Rubber, Inc.

Cleanroom Press Operator

Broken Arrow, OK - Full Time

Individuals who work in the cleanroom have the following duties / responsibilities, in addition to those detailed in the description for their assigned job:
 
  • Don and doff gowns and other required outerwear according to established protocols
  • Follow prescribed procedures for entry and exit of the cleanroom.
                       
JOB SUMMARY

The Press Machine Operator is responsible for operating, tending to the press machines to mold, shape, and form rubber components. The operator uses job travelers and other documentation for specifications and conformance. 
2nd Shift
 
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES

Under the direction of the Production Supervisor and/or the Press Lead, the Press Operator:
 
  1. Review job documents for details and instructions to determine procedures and settings for pressing rubber components
 
  1. Cuts and loads rubber compounds onto molds
 
  1. Monitors press machine operation and observes lights and gauges in order to detect press machine malfunctions
 
  1. Operates press and removes parts from mold in safe manner
 
  1. Notifies supervisors when rubber component and/or molds don’t meet standards
 
  1. Provides the quality inspector with sample of finished product
 
  1. Cleans excess product from press and molds as needed, using various tools supplied by company
 
  1. Maintains clean and safe work area
 
  1. Wears protective equipment at all times
 
  1. Performs other duties as assigned


JOB REQUIREMENTS
 
  • Ability to understand and communicate details logically and accurately in English;
  • Ability to complete counting and basic mathematical calculations;
  • Ability to record information in writing and to enter data accurately into the computer;
  • Ability to use basic hand tools.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

Occasionally: reach above shoulder with both hands, lift/carry up to 50 lbs.

Frequently: lift upward with both arms outstretched, count and calculate, communicate details

Constantly: stand; reach outward with both hands, handle/finger, wrist and elbow flexion, rotation and articulation

Other:  Near point vision, sense of touch, tolerance for temperature in a non-controlled environment
 

Company offers medical, dental, and vision insurance plus a 401K.

For further information on Da/Pro Rubber, Inc., you may visit our website at www.daprorubber.com.

Da/Pro participates in E-Verify and conducts pre-employment drug testing.

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