Machine Operator

The Machine Operator will be responsible for operating six Thermoformers, communicating quality issues, and ensuring good quality product. They will work under shift supervisor with final approval by the production manager.

What You Will Do

The Machine Operator will perform various duties such as recognizing heating/cooling problems, starting up and shutting down machines, recognizing and performing adjustments, and checking oilers. They will also perform quality checks, learn proper packaging, and stock packaging material.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The ideal candidate will have the ability to learn and operate all six Thermoformers, recognize and identify problems with machines and/or material, and apply troubleshooting techniques. They will also have good communication skills and be able to interpret a variety of instructions.

Requirements

• Ability to operate on any one of the six Thermoformers generally unassisted
• Ability to communicate quality issues
• Ability to complete required documentation
• Ability to report machine malfunctions
• Ability to recognize heating/cooling problems
• Ability to start up and shut down all Thermoformers unassisted
• Ability to recognize and perform adjustments as needed
• Ability to check oilers on trim press and Thermoformers
• Ability to perform roll change with minimal scrap
• Ability to operate micro phaser and ballerina control panels
• Ability to read instrumentation gauges
• Ability to perform quality checks
• Ability to learn proper packaging
• Ability to stock packaging material
• Ability to produce product with correct width, gauge, and weight
• Ability to use a fire extinguisher
• Ability to understand and accurately complete required paperwork
• Ability to get assistance to resolve any issues
• Ability to recognize and identify problems with machines and/or material
• Ability to apply troubleshooting techniques
• Ability to interpret a variety of instructions
• Ability to differentiate between 'good' and 'bad' quality
• Ability to maintain floor safety discipline
• Ability to report any unsafe practices and/or conditions
• Ability to wear required personal protective equipment (PPE)
• Ability to report all near misses, accidents, injuries, including Muscular Skeletal symptoms or disorders

Benefits

• Powered Industrial Truck Certificate (In house training and licensing)
• Lockout/Tagout Certifications (In house training and licensing)