Process Support Operator Sample Clauses

Process Support Operator. An employee at this level works to the extent of a limited range of tasks and duties as listed below. Employees may be required to undertake training in order to fulfil these tasks and duties. An employee at this level: ▪ applies OH&S practices and environmental protection procedures; ▪ has a basic knowledge of computer-controlled system as it relates to their work; ▪ understands, observes and applies occupational health and safety practices and existing procedures applying in their work at their level of training and can report workplace hazards; ▪ understands and applies existing work procedures and standard operating procedures applying in work area to their level of training; ▪ understands and undertakes basic quality control/assurance procedures and utilises basic statistical process control procedures including the ability to recognise/identify quality variations /deviations/faults; ▪ is capable of following written or verbal instructions and works under direct supervision to the level of training or skills held either individually or in a team environment; ▪ requires a broad knowledge of the enterprise’s production processes and products; ▪ recognises when problem arises and refers appropriately in own work area and is responsible for the quality of his/her own work subject to routine supervision; ▪ exercises discretion within his/her level of skills and training; ▪ assists in the on-the-job training of others up to this level by way of explanation and demonstration in conjunction with skilled operators and supervisor. Duties and Tasks at this level are: ▪ assist with set up of basic machines; ▪ performs elementary routine duties, housekeeping, waste disposal, general labouring and cleaning duties of a repetitive nature; ▪ repetition work on automatic, semi-automatic or single purpose machines or equipment; eg; xxxxxx feeding; ▪ repetitive work of a basic nature such as maintaining simple records and single purpose functions as in manual folding, perforating, stacking, inserting, paging, packing, counting and loading; ▪ pallet truck operation (eg; pallet, disc and reel movement) and operation of non-licensed and in- house licensed materials handling equipment; ▪ reel movement and stripping; ▪ reel stand monitoring; ▪ operates computer controlled system using basic keyboard skills as it relates to their work area; ▪ matching of product against quality standards within own work area; ▪ undertakes duties incidental or peripheral to his/her work.