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Form of work 2nd shift 3pm - 1:30am. these positions require experienced operators of at least 1 year.
The Machine Operator will work in a high performance work organization on a cross functional team that utilizes a peer review performance process to develop multiple skills in several different areas of the operation. The position is based on a pay for skills measurement of the operator’s ability to perform multiple tasks and work within a team environment to apply those skills as best fits the needs at hand. Operators need to be cooperative and willing to apply their skills and rotate positions on a regular basis to make the team successful.
· Read, understand and follow production schedules. Process transactions. Set up and adjust equipment.
· Gather materials as needed. Perform quality checks.
· Operate motorized equipment (ie forklift, KVAL lifts, etc.) as needed. Perform minor preventative maintenance and operator care as required.
· Assist Management, Maintenance and Quality personnel when troubleshooting equipment, process or material issues.
· Communicate effectively for flow of product through the mill.
· Maintain downtime records and production information as appropriate.
· Perform housekeeping duties.
· Perform miscellaneous duties as assigned.
· Wear appropriate personal protective equipment.
· Work safely and follow safety rules and procedures.
· Work on a computer. Use a Tape Measure, Caliper.
· Use Hand and power tools. Use Table Saw, Grinders. Drive Fork Truck, use push carts.
· Basic reading and writing skills.
· Ability to add and subtract fractions and whole numbers, convert fractions to decimals.
· Chemicals/adhesives.
· Lift up to 30 lbs frequently (up to 50 percent in an 8 hour day). Lift 30-60lbs regularly (up to 30 percent in an 8 hour day). Lift 60+ lbs occasionally (up to 25 percent in an 8 hour day). Push/Pull 100lbs with assistance seldom (up to 13percent in an 8 hour day). Kneel occasionally (up to 25percent in an 8 hour day). Squat occasionally (up to 25percent in an 8 hour day). Stoop frequently (up to 25percent in an 8 hour day). Work with extended arms seldom (up to 13percent in an 8 hour day). Stand in one spot for long periods.
The Machine Operator will work in a high performance work organization on a cross functional team that utilizes a peer review performance process to develop multiple skills in several different areas of the operation. The position is based on a pay for skills measurement of the operator’s ability to perform multiple tasks and work within a team environment to apply those skills as best fits the needs at hand. Operators need to be cooperative and willing to apply their skills and rotate positions on a regular basis to make the team successful.
Read, understand and follow production schedules. Process transactions. Set up and adjust equipment.
Gather materials as needed. Perform quality checks.
Operate motorized equipment (ie forklift, KVAL lifts, etc.) as needed. Perform minor preventative maintenance and operator care as required. Assist Management, Maintenance and Quality personnel when troubleshooting equipment, process or material issues. Communicate effectively for flow of product through the mill. Maintain downtime records and production information as appropriate. Perform housekeeping duties. Perform miscellaneous duties as assigned. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment. Work safely and follow safety rules and procedures.
Work on a computer. Use a Tape Measure, Caliper.
Use Hand and power tools. Use Table Saw, Grinders. Drive Fork Truck, use push carts.
Basic reading and writing skills. Ability to add and subtract fractions and whole numbers, convert fractions to decimals. Chemicals/adhesives.
Lift up to 30 lbs frequently (up to 50 percent in an 8 hour day). Lift 30-60lbs regularly (up to 30 percent in an 8 hour day). Lift 60+ lbs occasionally (up to 25 percent in an 8 hour day). Push/Pull 100lbs with assistance seldom (up to 13percent in an 8 hour day). Kneel occasionally (up to 25percent in an 8 hour day). Squat occasionally (up to 25percent in an 8 hour day). Stoop frequently (up to 25percent in an 8 hour day). Work with extended arms seldom (up to 13percent in an 8 hour day). Stand in one spot for long periods.
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