Machine Operator
Operate and maintain machines.
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- What's it like to be a Machine Operator?
- How to become a Machine Operator
- Latest Machine Operator jobs
- Top skills and experience for Machine Operators
What's it like to be a Machine Operator?
Machine Operators run and maintain machines used in manufacturing. Machine Operators help ensure that production outputs meet quality standards and are on schedule. They also secure the safety and efficiency of production lines. Machine Operators need to stay up to date with new technologies and machinery.
Tasks and duties
- Calibrating machines prior to use.
- Inspecting and testing machines.
- Fixing issues and repairing machines and equipment.
- Operating machines and equipment safely and efficiently.
- Maintaining activity logs.
- Preparing performance reports.
- Ensuring compliance with safety protocols.
How to become a Machine Operator
Formal education is not required to become a Machine Operator, although employers typically prefer graduates of secondary education and technical courses.
- Complete secondary education.
- Consider completing a diploma in mechanical, industrial or electronic engineering, or another related technical vocational course.
- Apply for an entry-level job or apprenticeship on a production floor. Although work experience is not required, it can give you an advantage over other candidates.
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Skills and experience employers are looking for
Having the right skills and experience can make you an in-demand applicant. Machine Operator employers on Jobstreet are looking for job seekers with expertise in the following areas. Machine Operation
Printing
Machine Setting
Food Manufacturing
Production Operation
Troubleshooting
Cleaning
Food Science
Preventive Maintenance
Attentive Listening
Workplace Health and Safety
Thoroughness
Communication Skills
Computer Literacy
Problem Solving
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