Quality Assurance Inspectors are primarily responsible for inspecting product to ensure it is in accordance with NRL and customer policies.
Quality Assurance Inspectors are primarily responsible for inspecting product to ensure it is in accordance with NRL and customer policies.
Machine Operators are primarily responsible for maintaining shift production by ensuring machines are running. This is done by loading and unloading machines, inspecting parts, and monitoring machines for any issue that may slow or stop production.
Setup Operators are primarily responsible for setting up machines for parts to run. The parts may be a new or repeat job, but it needs to be set up to run in the machine, which requires changing tools, loading programs, and setting up fixtures to hold the material
Programmers are responsible for creating programs on the computer that go into machines to run parts efficiently and effectively.
Assemblers are primarily responsible for putting together product into high-level assemblies in accordance with customer requirements and time restraints.
General Production workers are employees that provide a variety of different production tasks that help many departments. They can assemble, deburr, clean parts, package parts, and preform a variety of different bench work tasks.