Console Operator

EXPLORING LLC•Dalton, GA

5h•Onsite

About The Position

ADDBAC is seeking an experienced Console Operator to operate and monitor carpet-coating production equipment. The role requires practical knowledge of coating operations, the ability to recognize quality and equipment issues, and the ability to maintain consistent production while following established safety procedures. Prior carpet-coating or closely related manufacturing equipment experience is required. The successful candidate must be ready to contribute after completing site-specific training and authorization. Work takes place in a manufacturing environment and involves standing, walking, bending, reaching, and monitoring production equipment. Required PPE must be worn. Candidates must be able to perform essential job functions, with or without reasonable accommodation. ADDBAC is an equal opportunity employer.

Requirements

Previous experience operating carpet-coating equipment or comparable continuous-process manufacturing machinery.
Working knowledge of production controls, process adjustments, and product-quality checks.
Ability to recognize abnormal equipment operation and respond appropriately.
Ability to read production instructions, record information, and perform basic calculations.
Strong attention to detail, dependable attendance, and clear communication.
Willingness to complete required equipment-specific training and demonstrate safe operating competency.

Nice To Haves

Direct experience operating a carpet-coating console.
Familiarity with latex application and carpet-backing processes.
Experience identifying coating defects and reducing production waste.

Responsibilities

Operate the coating-line console and assigned equipment according to approved procedures and production specifications.
Review production orders and verify required settings before starting a run.
Monitor line speed, coating application, temperatures, and other assigned process controls.
Coordinate with production employees to maintain material flow and consistent product quality.
Inspect product during production and identify coating defects, processing issues, and material inconsistencies.
Make authorized adjustments within established operating limits and escalate problems requiring maintenance or supervisory assistance.
Accurately record production quantities, settings, downtime, defects, and other required information.
Complete required equipment and work-area checks before operation.
Stop equipment and notify supervision when unsafe conditions, missing guards, equipment malfunctions, or quality concerns arise.
Follow machine-guarding, PPE, and energy-control procedures; never bypass safeguards or reach into moving equipment.
Perform cleaning, adjustments, or jam removal only when trained and authorized, and after required shutdown and energy-isolation procedures are completed.
Maintain clean, organized work areas and communicate equipment conditions and production status during shift handoffs.