Control operator vs machine tool operator

Differences between control operator and machine tool operator duties and responsibilities

Control operator example responsibilities.

• Manage day to day processing of accounts receivable and payable using QuickBooks, producing reports as needed.
• Manage all financial activities including financial reporting, general accounting, budgeting, cost accounting, A/R, A/P.
• Manage, analyze, and prepare period- and year-end documentation, ensuring generally accept accounting principles (GAAP) adherence.
• Manage logistics to increase shipping efficiency and reduce transportation costs.
• Manage business unit income statements, product-line contribution margin reporting and absorption analysis.
• Coordinate and manage annual physical inventory as well as inventory valuation in accordance with Canadian GAAP.
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Machine tool operator example responsibilities.

• Operate Fanuc controls for Mori-Seki and Okuma CNC lathes.
• Perform duties in compliance with ISO, QS-9000 and TQM principles and standards.
• Adhere to GMP and HACCP plans within regulations.
• Execute rig up and the maintenance of wellhead isolation tools as well as high-pressure well controls.
• Set up and operate: lathes, mills, grinders, screw machines and electrical disintegration machines.
• Perform various validation techniques using measuring instruments such as micrometers and calipers.
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