Job Opening: Machine Operator/Production Floater

1st Shift 7am-3pm

· Advanced knowledge of machine operations.

· Working knowledge of ALL machines including but not limited to starts, stops, cooling water controls, adding blow agent.

· Reads work order and specifications to determine job specifications such as type and quantity of spools, pallet types, stacking patterns and others.

· Deposits materials into bins manually or using hoist.

· Enters commands to retrieve and activate preprogrammed instructions from computer.

· Performs prescribed quality control inspections.

· Troubleshoot and diagnose minor machine and robot operational problems.

· Responds appropriately to machine alarms.

· Observes robotic operation, and monitors machine controller for malfunctions and error messages.

· Notifies supervisor and/or other designee of programming or operating problems, when needed.

· Effectively stacks, wraps and labels finished goods according to specifications.

· Maintains cleanliness and organization within prescribed areas.

· May perform simple machine maintenance, such as cleaning.

· May assist or perform testing procedures for changes to materials and finished goods.

· Be a good example to co-workers, regarding work ethic, teamwork, attendance, safety and quality.

· Attends and participates in the morning meetings with employees at shift change.

· May be required to become certified and operate a variety of forklifts.

· Adapt to job changes as needed, depending on workflow.

Physical Demands/Requirements

· Must be able to stand, stoop, reach, grasp, sit or stand for long periods of time, and lift up to a maximum of 50 lbs. safely.

· Noise level in materials area at times can be loud.

· Must be willing and able to abide by all safety policies.

· Day or night shift; rotating 12-hour shifts, resulting in 36 hours one week, 48 hours the next week; every other weekend. Work is required on most holidays.

· Non-climate-controlled plant environment; standard hazards within a manufacturing plant where safety precautions and personal protective equipment must be maintained at all times.