Anodizing Line Operator, First Shift

Innovative anodized aluminum packaging for the world's top brands•New Albany, OH

7d•Onsite

About The Position

As an essential business, Anomatic produces innovative and sustainable packaging for today’s biggest brands. By leveraging over five decades of manufacturing expertise and employing an extensive technologies portfolio, we design, manufacture, and finish incomparable stock and customized solutions for numerous markets. The Anodizing Line Operator is responsible for the efficient operation of a single anodizing line. Monitors all steps in our proprietary anodizing process including the conveyor belt system, racks, chemicals/dyes, and resulting product consistency and quality.

Requirements

High school diploma
Ability to differentiate between colors
Some knowledge of the chemical process helpful
Good Maintenance skills
Manufacturing background a plus
Good mechanical skills helpful in troubleshooting and repairing machines
Experience working with chemicals and dyes
Experience with calipers and micrometers is a plus
Ability to work overtime as needed, sometimes on short notice

Responsibilities

Continuously monitor each step of the anodizing process for quality of parts.
Responsible for the start-up of the machine; adjust speed as necessary dependent upon the tolerance of the parts and the number of workers on the line.
Communicate with the other operators on the line as to operating conditions, dye mixture, special problems, etc., that occurred during the shift.
Responsible for monitoring tanks and assuring the line is operational prior to the start of the shift.
Check with process manager daily as to extra duties for the next day’s shift.
Obtain color boards and job cards as needed; obtain bath analysis from the lab and make any necessary adjustments.
Inform racking crew what part is to be run and make sure the proper racks are in place.
Remain on the catwalk throughout the shift to monitor the belt, racks, parts, baths, etc., and to add chemicals, dyes, and seal as needed.
Maintain a clean line, free of clutter.
Store equipment properly.
Make necessary repairs on the belt.
Maintain, properly store, and wear appropriate safety equipment (including a respirator).
Properly complete required paperwork.
Other duties as assigned.