Coating Machine Operator 6:45pm-7:00am

Intertape Polymer Group (IPG)•Blythewood, SC

8d•$20

About The Position

The Coating Machine Operator performs assigned manufacturing work according to process requirements, working safely, efficiently, productively, and with attention to quality. The operator follows work rules and applies critical reasoning to problems affecting safety, quality, and productivity. This role operates and monitors production equipment and materials, performs in-process quality testing and recordkeeping, and carries out routine equipment maintenance. The position also includes completing training and performing Hazardous Waste Handler duties, such as transferring hazardous waste containers to the accumulation area and ensuring they are properly labeled and sealed. The schedule shown in the posting is 6:45 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.; operators must be able to work any shift required, including overtime.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent work experience, with basic math and written and oral communication skills.
Ability and willingness to work with others as a team member.
Ability to understand and work with metric measures and volumes.
Ability to lift 50 pounds, climb stairs, walk, and stand for a significant part of the shift.
Ability to work in high-humidity and high-temperature environments.
Ability to work any required shift, including overtime.
Complete required annual training to meet safety rules and OSHA regulations.

Nice To Haves

Manufacturing experience in coating, web handling, or extrusion.

Responsibilities

Participate in the plant safety program and complete company-provided safety training.
Know and follow safety procedures in the work area.
Operate required material-handling devices and handle materials properly.
Operate machinery and monitor materials, equipment, and methods to ensure quality products are manufactured.
Collect data and complete recordkeeping requirements.
Perform in-process quality testing.
Understand production specifications and quality requirements.
Change over, start up, monitor, and adjust production equipment to maintain quality, production, and safety standards.
Produce product at an acceptable rate and required quality.
Use measuring and weighing tools and devices accurately.
Perform routine maintenance, including cleaning and lubricating equipment, making adjustments, and fixing minor mechanical problems.
Complete required training and perform Hazardous Waste Handler duties, including moving hazardous waste containers to the accumulation area and ensuring containers are labeled and sealed.
Complete related tasks as requested by the supervisor.
Participate on problem-solving teams as required.
Complete required annual training to meet safety rules and OSHA regulations.