Filling Machine Operator

After the pre checks are done with, I adjust equipment controls to meet the needs of the procedure that is about to be performed. Then come to changing machine parts, tooling activities and setting temperatures.

Reveals possible weaknesses.

Shows ability to run tests on machines.

Interviewers like to understand if the candidate applying for the job fully knows what the job will include. The more you connect your previous job with the job you have applied for, then the more successful you will be. Keep your answers focused and detail as much as you can about the job.

Mechanical physics has always intrigued me and I used to open up house hold appliances as a hobby to see how the system works. When I am around machines, I remain in awe. I enjoy working them, conducting preventive maintenance and basic troubleshooting incase of any malfunction.

Right after my hiring at TMG Corporation as a machine operator, the manager changed. I was fairly new and still on training therefore was not yet familiar with the techniques they used. I faced too much criticism and explanation calls on minor errors. With time I realized that this check and balance was a big contributing factor in enhancing my skills and am till date thankful for the chance of learning under supervision of that person.

Everything that a machine operator does is to make sure that the quality of the end product is up to the mark. So quality is as important as meeting deadlines is. There are three measures that I take here:

☛ Make sure that the machine room is in compliance with all sanitary requirements

☛ Create reports so that the management is aware of daily machine operations

☛ Perform checks and audits to make sure that machinery is running in compliance with set procedures

A typical interview question to determine what you are looking for in your next job, would be to ask what challenges you are looking for.

The best way to answer questions about the challenges you are seeking is to discuss how you would like to effectively utilise your skills and experience if you were hired for the position. You can also mention that you are motivated by challenges and have the ability to effectively meet deadlines to handle a challenging job.

Shows mechanical and problem-solving skills.

1. Well as a machine operator job, I have all ready got an experience about handling machine, how to run through out the product.

2. I am dedicated to may work, honest, I give may commitment to my job, passion and most specially open minded and friendly to other co worker.

3. Responsibility of a photo copy machine operator.

4. A willingness to learn, I pay attention to detail and want to grow with the company.

Details experience with machinery.

Don’t fall into the trap of specifying job titles. Stick to natural progression. If you don’t seem too interested in what lies beyond this job, the interviewer will fear that you wont stick around for long.

A sample answer could be that you are aware that there are several skills required for the job that you need to develop on, but you believe that your own motivation for self improvements, will be developed by the time an opportunity arises. That is why you are determined to learn.

Honestly if you are applying for this position because you have loads of experience, then mention it all.

But if you are switching careers or trying something a little different, then your experience may not look like its matching up. People skills are people skills, and in this type of job then you will be working as part of a team.

I do so by initiating and engaging in work related conversations with colleagues in break periods and other free time. I frankly share any problems I am facing related to technique and inquire if others are facing similar issues. Through healthy group discussions all of us find answers to many small problems which otherwise remain un-addressed.

I would determine which machinery is performing top priority work and look at it first.

Displays ability to work with others and adhere to rules.

☛ Have you ever noticed a hazard in the workplace and what did you do about it?

☛ Describe a time when you disagreed with a co-worker. How did you resolve it?

☛ Have you ever made a mistake in measuring parts or final products? What happened?

☛ Tell me one thing you did to improve quality in your last job

☛ What are three things you must do before you start a production cycle?

☛ What kind of information should you keep in logs?

☛ You discover that a machine has an issue. Your supervisor asks you to let it run until the daily production quota has been met and then fix it. What do you do?

☛ As a machine operator, how would you work towards quality assurance?

☛ If you noticed that your colleagues are not complying with safety rules what would you do?

☛ Imagine two machines break down at the same time. Which one will you fix first?

☛ Do you have experience with [type of machine]?

☛ How do you go through a quality check?

☛ What are the steps you follow to perform maintenance to a machine?

☛ What’s your experience in programming machines?

☛ What tools do you use to perform measurements on the job?

☛ Do you prefer working individually or as part of a team and why?