Production Operator (Contact Assembly), Addison

Production Operator (Contact Assembly)

As a Production Operator, you will play a key role in operating manufacturing equipment and supporting the production of high-quality components. This entry-level position is ideal for individuals who are interested in working in a hands-on, fast-paced manufacturing environment while learning machine operation, quality standards, and production processes. You'll be part of a collaborative, safety-focused production team responsible for running and supporting manufacturing equipment. The team values consistency, attention to detail, teamwork, and continuous improvement in a supportive, production-driven environment.Responsibilities: Operate production and manufacturing equipment according to work instructions and process requirements Load materials, monitor machine performance, and make basic adjustments as required Perform repetitive production tasks with accuracy to meet quality and efficiency standardsConduct visual inspections and basic measurements to ensure product quality Use basic tools, gauges, and measuring equipment Follow safety procedures, work instructions, and company policies at all times Maintain a clean and organized work area Support daily production goals by meeting output, quality, and efficiency expectationsQualifications: High school diploma or GED Up to one year of manufacturing, machine operation, or related experience, or equivalent combination of education and experience Ability to follow written and verbal work instructions Comfortable performing repetitive tasks and standing for extended periodsBasic mechanical aptitude and ability to use hand tools and measuring devices Commitment to safety, quality, and reliability Preferred Qualifications: Prior experience as a machine operator or production operator in a manufacturing environment Experience working with automated or semi-automated equipmentFamiliarity with gauges, calipers, micrometers, or other measuring tools Strong attention to detail and ability to recognize quality issues Willingness to learn new equipment, processes, and skills