Technical machine operator vs operations technician

Differences between technical machine operator and operations technician duties and responsibilities

Technical machine operator example responsibilities.

• Detail orient; familiar with ISO standards and procedures.
• Maintain a safe and organize area while wearing proper PPE and following all safety protocols.
• Oversee extrusion production line, remove finish product, process packaging and stack accordingly to production work orders.
• Modify belts by punching holes, skive, or cut fingers depending on belt type and/or per FDA approval.
• Complete all necessary documentation and perform GMP procedures regularly.
• Recognize for work done in a sterile environment and utilizing correct safety PPE for surrounding work areas/machinery.
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Operations technician example responsibilities.

• Manage safety program to ensure compliance with company, OSHA, NFPA-70E and industry regulations, policies and procedures.
• Perform machining, including but not limit to components using mills, lathes and surface grinders to accomplish repairs.
• Maintain numerous automate scripts to assist in managing Linux systems.
• Participate in troubleshoot of control systems and complex equipment associate with gasoline / crude oil operations.
• Follow production ISO and ESD standards.
• Provide UNIX training and support to development and operations staff.
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