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Employee Spotlight: Trevor Smith In celebration of Manufacturing Month, we’re excited to feature Trevor Smith, a Maintenance Technician at Berry Global with 8.5 years of experience in the industry! Check out his insights below: Position: Maintenance Technician Company: Berry Global, Inc. Years in Manufacturing: 8.5 years Q: What kind of jobs have you worked in Manufacturing? Trevor: Electronics Technician with Howard Industries Process Technician and Maintenance Technician with Berry Global Q: What made you want to get into Manufacturing? Trevor: I found the process of taking individual raw materials and combining them in such a way that they become a product consumers can use in their everyday lives. Q: What is something you think most people don’t know or understand about the Manufacturing Industry? Trevor: There is more precision required in the setup of the equipment to allow high speed, mass production to be possible than most people think. If your setup is more than .001 of an inch off, in some situations, the equipment will not run at all. Q: What is your favorite aspect of your job? Trevor: I would say the satisfaction of tearing down a broken piece of equipment to an empty shell, rebuilding it, and having it work exactly how it’s supposed to. Q: What advice would you give someone who is interested in working in the Manufacturing industry? Trevor: Don’t beat yourself up if, after 3-6 months, you still don’t understand what’s going on or are still struggling with the job. This is an extremely fast-paced industry and the amount of moving parts involved can be overwhelming at times. Pay attention and learn as much as you can about how certain manufacturing equipment is supposed to run, and it will make it easier for you to spot when a malfunction begins so you can correct it before it becomes catastrophic. #ManufacturingMonth #EmployeeSpotlight #PRCC #Manufacturing

#hiring *Machine Operator*, Cincinnati, *United States*, $18/hr, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers $18/hr #Cincinnatijobs #Ohiojobs #ManufacturingOperations *Apply*: https://lnkd.in/gtdqMZtn Monitoring and maintaining warehouse equipment and machinery Setting up manufacturing equipment Using machine equipment to complete tasks Performing routine inspections of manufacturing equipment Evaluating the efficiency of each unit regularly, identifying improvements as needed#

[VIDEO] Technician Find Workshop Module 1 Lesson 3 In module 1 lesson 3 of the Technician Find Workshop I show you how to overcome skepticism and draw technicians into your ad from the very first sentence. 🚀 My promise: By the time you finish all of the lessons in this module you will have a creative, professional quality ad that is ready to post anywhere on or offline that speaks directly to technicians and invites them into a story about your shop where they are the hero. This ad will be unique, compelling and it will stand out from your competition. This ad will grab the attention of good technicians, hold it and motivate them to apply. 🔥 What you will learn in this lesson: ✔️ What is the frame of mind of a technician after they click on our ad and how to keep them from clicking away immediately ✔️ How do you start your ad off with a bang and convince technicians that you are different from every other shop out there ✔️ How to write short, compelling introductions that draw technicians into your ad and keep them reading ✔️ And much more... _____________________________________________________ ✔️ Finding good automotive or diesel technicians is hard. At Technician Find we help independent auto and diesel repair shops craft unique ads that stand out on social media so they can hire faster. For more information on how we help, visit our website: https://bit.ly/3MjnQ6H 🔔 email service@technicianfind.com with "WORKSHEETS" in the subject line to get the worksheets for this module. #technicianfind #automotive #technician #mechanic #technicians #hiring #autorepairshop #automotiverepair #automotiverepairpro #recruiting #automotivetraining #automotiveconsulting #dieselmechanic #autorepair

CMP Jobs - The best real live jobs near you: 1. Chemistry Mixing Technician at Innovative Career Resources & Staffing in Aliso Viejo, CA 2. SMT Technician (Soldering) at MER-MAR ELECTRONICS INC in Hesperia, CA 3. Pharmacy Technician - Surveillance Technician at Cedars-Sinai in Beverly Hills, CA 10 signs your job isn’t for you (and it’s time to make a change): 1. Your health is suffering. 2. You can't disagree safely 3. You’re missing out on life. 4. No room for advancement. 5. You’re not learning new skills. 6. You’re a square peg in a round hole. 7. You have a passion you’re not pursuing. 8. The culture doesn’t align with your values. 9. Compensation doesn’t match the workload. 10. You don’t respect your colleagues or superiors. Your job should be a place of growth, fulfillment, and respect.

I spent nearly 6 years of my career in the manufacturing sector working at Nifco UK Limited at Eaglescliffe. I went through 3 different roles while at Nifco UK Limited, Operator, Tool Setter and finally, I became a Technician & Section Leader. (I miss working at NIFCO, manufacturing is a great industry). My duties as an Operator were pretty straightforward, pack parts when they come off the machine belts into the correct packaging, put the correct labels on, and keep the place tidy. Simple 👌. I put 110% into this role. Within 9 months I managed to land myself a Tool Setter position. A tool setter did many things, but my main role was to change injection moulding machines over to new jobs when needed. Again, I put 110% into this role. Within 6 months I was promoted to Technician & Section Leader. I had my own section of 13 moulding machines to manage and keep running, 6-axis robots, staff to manage etc and again I put 110% effort into this role. Did I mention I was 21/22 years old when I became a Technician, I think the youngest technician NIFCO had till that date but I could be wrong on that. I didn't have any qualifications when I became a Tool Setter or Technician, I was very much thrown into the deep end and it was a sink-or-swim situation. I didn't panic, I got on with it, got sh*t done, If I got stuck I asked for help and learned as I went along. And again, I put 110% effort into it. Yes, it could have been a little bit of 'the right place and right time' but I think having the right attitude and putting in 110% effort into it helped. Don't underestimate these three career skills 👇 Do you agree?

🌟 Another success story! Delighted to share this snippet from a 5-star review from a candidate placed in HR within the MedTech industry. The heartfelt feedback speaks volumes about the positive journey we embarked on together. What makes being a Recruitment Consultant so rewarding? 🚀 Firstly, it's the joy of being genuinely helpful and it's the privilege of contributing to career milestones. Witnessing a candidate's excitement about their upcoming role is truly fulfilling! I really enjoy creating a journey that's not just about placements but about fostering dreams. 🌈 Every career transition is a personal milestone, not just a professional move. 🤝 A sincere and heartfelt thank you to the incredible individuals I've had the privilege of assisting so far! 🙏 I am actively hiring for a range of incredible roles across the MedTech industry in Ireland, at the moment the roles I am currently hiring for are: Process Technician - Limerick Maintenance Technician - Limerick CNC Programmer - Louth CNC Setter - Louth Assembly Team Lead - Leitrim Associate R & D Engineers - Leitrim R & D Engineer - Leitrim Senior R & D Engineer - Leitrim Production Builders - Leitrim Supply Chain Planner - Sligo Applications & Support Scientist - Limerick 🔍 Feel free to drop me a message here for a confidential chat for more information on any of the above roles or to apply for any of the roles. 📩🤝 Looking forward to hearing from you! 😊 #PaleBlueDotRecruitment #MedTech #MedTechWorkforce #GetInvolvedToday #CareerJourney #JobOpportunities #NewJobs #HiringNow #ApplyNow #RecruitmentSuccess #DreamJob #MedTechMagic #PassionateConsulting #CareerImpact 

⚠️Open Position Alert: Apply to be a Process Technician here at Nolato Contour. Behind every efficient machine is a precise setup process, and that's where you come in. By meticulously setting up molds using our specialized software and tools, you ensure our machines run smoothly. Dive deep into the molding cycle, adhere to strict safety protocols, and troubleshoot equipment failures like a pro. From performing essential maintenance to preparing for the next job, your role is crucial in keeping production on track. Respond to alarms swiftly, report any irregularities, and be the backbone of our operations. Let's make excellence our standard. #MoldSetup #PrecisionMatters #SafetyFirst ➡️ https://loom.ly/Oe_Xvng

Technician Spotlight! Gordon M. 1. How did you get started in the industry? I was born into the industry as my dad is a mechanic. I have been doing this my entire life. 2. What do you like about MF or your shop? I like the team effort which is put into everything. The management cares about the employees and it feels like a company/team effort where everyone works together. 3. What advice do you have for a new employee? Be patient while learning the new systems, standards, and procedures to produce a really great repair. Be open to feedback and know that learning this industry takes time and effort. You become much more effective by listening, learning, maintaining an open-mind, and being open to feedback. 4. What do you wish others knew about what it’s like to be a technician? I wish people were more patient because doing a repair right the first time may take time. 5. What are your future goals? I plan on taking any training courses we offer and supporting the training of new technicians. I would love to build armor-proof vehicles.

Working as a maintenance technician in the manufacturing production line is both challenging and rewarding. The long shift hours can be grueling, but the satisfaction of keeping operations running smoothly makes it all worthwhile. When breakdowns occur, the pressure is on to get the line back up and running quickly. Every minute counts, and it’s our responsibility to troubleshoot issues efficiently and effectively. Whether it’s performing quick repairs or implementing temporary modifications when spare parts are unavailable, we must think on our feet and adapt to the situation. Despite the challenges, there’s a unique sense of team spirit among the team that makes every success feel like a victory. It’s a role that requires not just technical skills but also creativity and resilience. Here’s to all the maintenance fitters and technicians out there who keep the wheels of industry turning!💪🔧 #Manufacturing #MaintenanceTechnician #MaintenanceFitter #Teamwork #ProblemSolving

#hiring *Process Technician-(M-F; Days) (Charlotte Foam Location)*, Charlotte, *United States*, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Charlottejobs #NorthCarolinajobs #ManufacturingOperations *Apply*: https://lnkd.in/gcuKAhdu ROLE: The Process Technician is responsible for working with Process Engineering to resolve ongoing problems, supporting set-up and changeovers in bringing lines into production, working with corporate engineers on new product development and R&D trial requests, and working to maintain accurate and up-to-date process sheets. Appropriately communicate information clearly and accurately whether by emails, reports or meetings. Lead efforts on the production floor to develop improved process capabilities by reviewing data, contributing to programs, looking at new technologies and acting upon the findings. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Be the plant expert in fields of our work, whether it is extrusion, thermoforming or OMV, etc. Perform changeovers with minimal downtime Ensure all products are running at correct production rate Update, review and manage process sheets within the plant Develop, implement and execute programs to improve overall product quality and line efficiencies. Ability to operate and troubleshoot processes and equipment at an elevated level to resolve complex issues. Lead efforts on the production floor to develop improved process capabilities by reviewing data, contributing to programs, looking at new technologies and acting upon the findings. Clearly document all findings and data gathered while working on projects and improvements, with clear communication via reports, emails and/or meetings, Utilize problem-solving and troubleshooting techniques to find root cause Provide root cause problem identification and recommend equipment and process modifications to resolve. Train all levels of operators on proper operation of equipment. Verify operator level achievement for pay-for-skills advancement Develop and conduct training programs for line operators and process technicians. Provide process input to new product development teams. Work with corporate engineers on new project development, lead plant start-up of these jobs and develop stable process conditions. Work with material suppliers on understanding material behavior throughout the whole process. Other duties as necessary to operate the plant in a safe and efficient manner. TECHNICAL COMPETENCIES: Interpersonal/Communication: Ability to communicate effectively and work closely and productively as part of a cross-functional team. Ability to prioritize multi-task duties without loss of efficiency or composure. Effective written and verbal communication and the ability to disseminate information in a timely and diplomatic manner. Ability to work under pressure, meet scheduled deadlines, respond to