Machine Operator Nights

Lead by example supporting company values and ABS principles.

Have a high level of safety standards for self and others.

Maintain and drive good 5S practices.

Consult the Help Chain with quality issues.

Perform daily housekeeping duties.

Ability to setup, adjust, perform preventative maintenance, and troubleshoot manufacturing machinery, including HC-8A, HC-20, HC-11, PSG Slitters, HC-14, HC-16, HC-17, Desco top printers, Kase top printers, and all auxiliary equipment to process materials or products that meet quality, quantity, and timing requirements by customers.

Utilization of all quality tools including, quality checks, attribute data, SPC, pareto charts, graphs, performance data, and calculations to monitor manufacturing process performance, and make proper adjustments as required.

Work effectively as a member of a process team, filling in for others as needed, adjusting quickly to changes and providing support and assistance to other team members.

Perform changeovers, clean-outs, and order verifications in flow lines.

Communicate with Rapid Problem Solvers in your area at shift change.

Be able to perform all other tasks as assigned by the supervisor.

• Communicate clearly in English both verbally and written
• Wear appropriate required safety gear
• Attend work regularly and reliably
• Work flexible shifts and overtime as scheduled or directed
• Conformance to company performance rules such as work instructions, working standards, policies, etc.
• Conformance to behavioral rules, expectations, and company policies.
• Respond to process breakdowns, quality problems and logistic problems
• Follow the help chain when unable to resolve problems in the pre-determined time frame
• identify problems and record on problem solving boards
• Perform ICC audits and respond to the reaction plans making adjustments to the process, as necessary
• Make necessary adjustments and minor repairs to manufacturing and auxiliary equipment, including blender, regrinder, material handling equipment, etc
• Maintain accurate records, such as scrap/hold labels, shift productions summary, tool tagging, Gaylord labels, etc
• Provide appropriate communications and feedback to other RPS, support personnel, maintenance, process specialists, cycle personnel and supervisors
• Maintain and improve standardized work practices
• Support productivity improvements by team members
• Utilize root cause analysis to solve problems
• Manage problem countermeasure sheets
• Evaluate and test improvement ideas
• Assist in mistake proofing
• Identify improvements to eliminate waste
• Maintain and suggest improvement to housekeeping and 5s systems
• Maintain and improve manufacturing process performance to target such areas as quality, downtime, scrap, output, utilization, process monitoring, data recording, safety and housekeeping
• Train new RPS’s on the job
• Demonstrate awareness of and compliance with all pertinent safety policies and procedures
• Maintain a professional, clean and organized work environment