Production Operator
Production / ManufacturingAt ARaymond, we create cutting-edge fastening and assembly systems for the machines and products that keep the world moving.
Founded in Grenoble in 1865, and still headquartered in the city to this day, we’re a family-run business with a proud history of innovation – including the invention of the press stud.
Human values have driven our success for over 160 years, embodied by our servant-leadership model of management that empowers employees and puts their wellbeing first.
Today we employ more than 8,500 people in 25 countries worldwide. And we’re committed to leading in sustainability for the global fastening and assembly market.
Connect the parts that keep the world moving
Working in a clean, green and high-tech production environment, you’ll help build cutting-edge fastening and assembly systems for the everyday innovations we all rely on.
The Production Operator, working within the manufacturing department, will be responsible for managing rubber and plastic production processes across different types of equipment and production lines. The primary focus of the role is extrusion, a manufacturing process in which plastic material is transformed into tubing for subsequent production stages. Depending on organizational and production requirements, the role may also be involved in downstream operations such as thermoforming, striping, and braiding.
Role and responsibilities
- Manage and monitor production activities in compliance with operating instructions and company quality standards.
- Operate assigned equipment and machinery, ensuring their proper functioning and the continuity of the production process.
- Perform activities across the different stages of material processing and manufacturing.
- Carry out quality checks on products and production processes.
- Demonstrate teamwork skills and the ability to work independently in carrying out assigned tasks.
Education and experience
- High school diploma (mandatory requirement).
Previous experience, even limited, in structured manufacturing environments.
Skills
- Experience using measuring instruments is preferred.
- Availability to work on a three-shift schedule (6-14, 14-22, 22-6, Monday to Friday).
- Strong ability to work effectively in a team environment and commitment to following established procedures.
- Accuracy, reliability, and strong attention to product quality.