Assembly Machine Operator, Second Shift

Anomatic•New Albany, OH

1d•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 Assembly Machine Operator is responsible for operating the Assembly/Print machines. Troubleshoots minor operating difficulties including: analyzing machine operations, inspection of products, locating troublesome elements within machines, making necessary mechanical adjustments to eliminate quality variations and mechanical malfunctions.

Requirements

Ability to maintain good attendance.
Ability to differentiate between colors.
Basic Math skills.
Comfortable using a computer windows-based system.
Demonstrated understanding of quality control concepts and processes within a manufacturing environment.
Work well under pressure.
Good manual dexterity and hand/eye coordination.
Able to work overtime, sometimes on short notice.
Ability to successfully complete all required training.

Responsibilities

Operating the Assembly/Print machines.
Troubleshooting minor operating difficulties including: analyzing machine operations, inspection of products, locating troublesome elements within machines, making necessary mechanical adjustments to eliminate quality variations and mechanical malfunctions.
Judging quality in all aspects.
Reading and understanding job cards.
Using a computer to complete data entry activities as needed.
Providing timely and complete communication with Team Leads and all other impacted operational and functional teams regarding quality or mechanical issues.
Meeting production standards once trained.
Making minor adjustments to machines to maintain quality standards.
Inspecting and packing finished parts properly.
Distinguishing between different colors and shades of color.
Detecting small defects as in scratches, dents, smudges, etc.
Using computer-based systems to enter production information.
Maintaining a clean work area.
Other duties as required.