First Shift: M-TH 5am-3pm
The role of the Machine Operator will be responsible for processing mesh fabric material into semi-finished and finished product by performing various slitting, cutting, and stapling techniques.
Essential Functions/Responsibilities
- Safely and efficiently perform slitting functions to ensure materials meet width specifications, by:
- Scanning bar code(s) on work order(s) and reading work order(s) instructions for product specifications such as run quantities, configuration of components and raw material.
- Selecting appropriate raw material (rolls), placing on slitter, setting up slitter by positioning blades in the proper sequence and spacing, and initiating the slitting process.
- Attaching slit ends to new cardboard tube in rewinder, running machine to slit and rewind material, and cutting full tube to length.
- Removing slit width rolls and placing in queue for cutting to length or packaging as finished product.
- Completing work order traveler by capturing material usage, number of parts produced, rejected material, and ending job using the bar code scanner.
- Safely and efficiently perform klicker/guillotine cutter functions, by:
- Scanning bar code(s) on work order(s) and reading work order(s) instructions for product specifications such as run quantities, configuration of components and raw material.
- Setting up machine by selecting required parameters and appropriate carton size quantity for finished product, and attaching pre-print labels.
- Sealing cartons and stacking on pallet.
- Completing work order traveler by capturing material usage, number of parts produced, rejected material, and ending job using the bar code scanner.
- Safely and efficiently perform mold press functions, by:
- Scanning bar code(s) on work order(s) and reading work order(s) instructions for product specifications such as run quantities, configuration of components and raw material.
- Loading material(s) into mold press, and unloading finished product when automatic press opens.
- Trimming, stacking, and packing cups.
- Completing work order traveler by capturing material usage, number of parts produced, rejected material, and ending job using the bar code scanner.
- Safely and efficiently perform assembly functions, by:
- Scanning bar code(s) on work order(s) and reading work order(s) instructions for product specifications such as run quantities, configuration of components and raw material.
- Performing assemblies by rolling, folding, or applying multiple components.
- Stapling components using a foot-activated, electric powered industrial stapler, or modifying using a band saw, drill press or table saw.
- Completing work order traveler by capturing material usage, number of parts produced, rejected material, and ending job using the bar code scanner.
- Promptly notify supervisor(s) of any problems or machine malfunctions that create barriers for meeting output requirements.
Education/Experience
- One (1) year of manufacturing or machine operation experience; or equivalent combination of education and experience, preferred.
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities
- Manufacturing/Technical Skills. Ability to read, interpret and apply basic drawings. Ability to perform basic mathematical skills (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division) utilizing a calculator, including forms of measurement and other work material calculations. Working knowledge of tools, equipment, and devices, and ability to use hand operated and power tools. Proficiency with performing tasks with precision and manual dexterity. Ability to obtain and maintain forklift certification.
- Computer/Applications Skills. Basic computer skills and ability to use a variety of software applications systems to access material, record labor hours and access ADP Employee Self Service.
- Professional Investment: Demonstrated commitment to own personal professional development and learning. Willingness and ability to be cross trained in other department(s).
- Flexibility. Ability to work outside of standard schedule to meet department expectations and deadlines.
Physical/Sensory Requirements
The following physical activities described here are representative of those required by a Team Member to perform the essential functions of this position. Reasonable accommodation, if feasible, will be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the functions of position.
While performing the functions of this position, the Team Member is continuously required to talk or hear; regularly required to stand, walk, use stairs, bend and reach, use hands and fingers to grasp, handle and feel. Frequently lift material weighing up to 40 pounds. Occasionally team lift, maneuver/handle material weighing up to 100 pounds. Communicate effectively in English by telephone, in person and in writing. Specific vision abilities require both up close and distant sight abilities.
Working Environment
While performing the essential responsibilities of this position, Team Member generally will work in a manufacturing environment with frequent exposure to loud noise, moving mechanical parts, and fumes or airborne particles. Periodic exposure to outdoor environment through open doors. PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) such as approved footwear, respirators, safety glasses/goggles, may be required.
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