The Technical Operator facilitates the continuous production of approved quality products during the Production Cycle. The job holder continuously monitors the Production Line to detect machine abnormalities, product quality defects and troubleshoot machinery to achieve high machine efficiency. He/she must start up, shut down, carry out product format changes and perform minor mechanical repairs while ensuring man, machine and product safety is maintained through adherence to established Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), Health and Safety policies and Standard Operating Procedures (SOP).

Key Objectives
Machine Start Up and Monitoring the Production Lines:
· Start up the Line and confirming machine parameters, physical parts and recipe is in place for the scheduled .
· Verify that the raw materials placed by the Line for the production run are correct, sufficient, and meet quality standard.
· Load raw materials onto the machine before startup and replenish materials when needed to maintain the production run
· Monitor the Line to ensure machine efficiency levels are maintained and meets set standards
 
Machine Change Over and Shut down
· Verify raw materials are depleted before changing over or shutting down machines at scheduled downtime.
· Contribute to maintenance cost reduction and Overall Equipment Effectiveness optimization by ensuring machinery defects are immediately identified, communicated, and escalated.
 
Troubleshooting
· Monitors the production cycle, analyze malfunctions and make minor mechanical adjustments to bring machine back to specification.
 
Routine Testing & Maintenance Works / Overhauls
· Remove worn parts, install replacements, and perform minor maintenance work to instruction as specified in operator manual.
· Execute standard lubrication (daily and weekly), maintenance, cleaning and service operations according to plan.
 
Requirements:
· Minimum of a Certificate in Mechanical Engineering Technician (MET) or Electrical & Electronics Engineering Technician Diploma (EEET)
· At least 2 years working experience in a manufacturing environment OR
· A minimum of 2 years’ experience as a Plant Operator and a Journeyman Certificate
 

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