JT241 - MACHINIST III

Aibonito, Puerto Rico

Temporary

Medical Device

Entry Level

QUALITY CONSULTING GROUP, es una compañía líder en la industria farmacéutica, biotecnológica, de dispositivos médicos y fabricación. Con una experiencia combinada de más 25 años proveemos servicios de alta calidad a nuestros clientes. Reclutamos recursos para todo tipo de industrias y buscamos recursos talentosos, altamente motivados que quieran unirse a nuestro equipo.
Responsabilidades:

Operar maquinaria automática y / o semiautomática de manufactura controlando su funcionamiento dentro de los parámetros de operación establecidos por procedimientos, especificaciones y regulaciones de seguridad y ambiental.
Observar el proceso de manufacturas y los paneles de controles electromecánicos del equipo y realizar ajustes a los controles o reparaciones cuando sean necesarias. Notificar de condiciones de la máquina o equipo que pudieran afectar su buen funcionamiento.
Suplir materiales a las maquinas asignadas. Inspeccionar, empacar y documentar el material según los procedimientos de la Planta. Coordinar y monitorear el uso de materiales en las áreas del departamento.
Realizar los “set-up” de los cambios de código siguiendo los manuales correspondientes del equipo y las especificaciones y procedimientos del producto.
Cumplir con los estandares de la operación tales como pero no limitados a producción, “scrap”, “down time”, tiempo de cambios de código u otros establecidos por el departamento.
Realizar trabajos de mantenimiento rutinario, preventivo y correctivo tales como limpieza, engrase y lubricación de la maquinaria.
Realizar los mantenimientos preventivos (PM) en el tiempo establecido siguiendo el procedimiento SOP aplicable.
Consultar y participar activamente junto con el personal de Automation, de Ingeniería de Proceso (Process and Products) y/o del Departamento de Calidad en el análisis del proceso de manufactura para identificar áreas de oportunidad de mejoras al mismo. Esto incluye pero no se limita a : Asistencia a las reuniones, participar de las actividades de mejoras al proceso y documentar información requerida por el proyecto.
Documentar por medios manuales (ej. Checker Chart) y/o electrónicos (ej. POMS, MMS 3) la información requerida por especificaciones y procedimientos. Esto incluye pero no se limita a parámetros, lotes, producciones y otras.
Mantener información escrita o graficas de producción (“Hour by Hour”), “down time”, “setup time” o cualquier otro indicador que sea establecido por máquina con el propósito de monitorear su productividad o establecer tendencias en el mismo.

Cualificaciones:

Grado Asociado o su equivalente en estudios de mecánica, electrónica, troquelaría.
1 años de experiencia en mecánica, electrónica, troquelaría u otra actividad relacionada con el funcionamiento de equipos automáticos o semiautomáticos. Conocimientos en Medición (Caliper, Micrómetro, Regla, etc.).
Capacidad para analizar y distinguir situaciones
de mal funcionamiento para identificar posibles causas y soluciones.
Identificar desviaciones en los parámetros de procesos, parar la maquinaria si es necesario, hacer las correcciones o gestionar ayuda necesaria para sus correcciones.
Buenas destrezas de comunicación en Inglés y Español.
Disponibilidad para 3er turno y fines de semana.

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