1. Follow industry-specific safety procedures around electricity, machines, equipment & manufacturing processes 2. Minimize potential hazards 3. Work following OSHA industrial safety standards 4. Maintain clean work areas and follow Six Sigma practices 5. Demonstrate awareness of first aid, CPR, and blood borne pathogens 6. Inspect, maintain, and report and replace hand tools and power equipment

1. Works according to production schedules to meet job specifications 2. Operates equipment safely and efficiently 3. Monitor and inspect products and processes 4. Monitor and adjust equipment during operations as needed 5. Documents work, work processes and adjustments 6. Shuts down equipment properly 7. Disassembles equipment and components, if appropriate 8. Cleans up tooling, equipment, and workspaces 9. Sanitizes equipment according to applicable standards

1. Verifies product quality following quality work instructions 2. Report completed work accurately 3. Perform quality checks 4. Demonstrate awareness of defects and causes of rework 5. Apply cost of quality principles to jobs and manufacturing processes 6. Apply quality training to job duties and work processes 7. Document all quality tests & understand implications and consequences of documentation 8. Adhere to customer specific quality requirements 9. Follow company specific quality guidelines

1. Use blueprints, formulas and process control sheets efficiently 2. Interprets production orders properly 3. Follows quality specifications accurately

1. Measure and visually inspect materials, products or parts, and finished goods accurately in accordance with job specifications 2. Apply math to measuring and inspection of work 3. Interpret tolerances using blueprints and job specifications 4. Use gauges and measuring devices accurately 5. Verify workmanship and compliance with job specifications 6. Identify and report non-compliant stock, material, parts, or finished goods 7. Inspects materials, parts, products, or finished goods to quality standard 8. Select and use hand and mechanical tools appropriately 9. Use applicable systems to report results and document work

1. Inspect equipment 2. Demonstrate mechanical problem-solving abilities 3. Identify when a machine is not working properly 4. Apply preventative maintenance practices effectively 5. Follow general lubrication guidelines 6. Maintain machine components following manufacturer specifications (if applicable) 7. Follow basic troubleshooting guides 8. Assist and communicate with maintenance personnel on equipment malfunctions 9. Demonstrate awareness of basic maintenance concepts

1. Identify the competition and potential opportunities (Ex. Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats or related analysis) 2. Explain the competition and potential opportunities between internal Businesses 3. Describe the importance of department and plant goals (Ex. Key Performance Indicators) 4. Apply basic business terms to manufacturing-related work processes 5. Demonstrate awareness of both upstream and downstream 6. Participate in (attend) company leadership briefings 7. Relate the job role and trade to keeping jobs

1. Suggests improvements to business and manufacturing processes 2. Uses tools for continuous improvement effectively 3. Minimizes and removes process wastes (associated with water, energy, manufacturing processes, and other resources) 4. Participates in continuous improvement for professional growth 5. Identifies potential defects 6. Follows standard work instructions properly 7. Maintains records regarding machine faults 8. Applies visual management/visual controls through six sigma 9. Applies root cause analysis to continuous improvement of manufacturing work processes 10. Applies autonomous maintenance principles 11. Practices quick change overs (ex. Six-minute exchange of die) 12. Identifies equipment abnormalities 13. Adapts to process changes including cycle times, set-ups, and tooling 14. Participates in cross-training opportunities 15. Understands the business strategies and motives for continuous improvement 16. Applies profitable sustainability concepts to continuous improvement

1. Plans for and identifies set-up requirements 2. Selects tools and materials 3. Verifies safety 4. Assembles equipment 5. Performs mechanical set-up according to employer's standard operating procedure manual, and equipment manufacturer's specifications 6. Tests and verifies set-up 7. Adjusts set-up as needed to meet product and production specifications 8. Interprets visual controls accurately 9. Inspects equipment and components