Corrugator Stacker Operator - 2nd and 3rd Shift

Packaging Corporation of America•Palmyra, PA

About The Position

The Corrugator Stacker Operator works as part of the production crew, primarily preparing the machine for production according to customer orders. The role prepares product-identification stencils, cleans and oils the machine daily, coordinates pallets with the Forklift Driver, and ensures pallets are available for finished products. When the machine is running, the operator assists by monitoring the run and notifying the machine operator about failures, quality issues, paper shortages, or other problems. The role may work with management, maintenance, and other employees to resolve issues, palletize product according to shop cards or shipping needs, and occasionally feed the machine. The position follows ISO procedures, takes direction from the operator, and uses production machines and basic tools such as a hammer and knife.

Requirements

High school graduate or GED.
Ability to read and comprehend simple instructions, including schedules and orders.
Willingness to work overtime on short notice, including weekends.
Ability to work in a manufacturing environment with seasonal temperature variation, machinery, and heavy forklift traffic.
Must be authorized to work in the U.S.

Nice To Haves

One or more years of experience in a packaging or other manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities

Prepare the machine for production according to the customer order.
Prepare the stencil used to stamp product identification.
Clean and oil the machine daily.
Order pallets from the Forklift Driver according to the production schedule and ensure pallets are available at the machine for finished products.
Monitor production runs to help ensure they continue smoothly.
Notify the operator of machine failures, product quality issues, paper shortages, or other problems.
Work with management, maintenance, and other company employees to resolve production problems as needed.
Palletize products according to the shop card or in a manner suitable for shipping.
Feed the machine on occasion, if required.
Adhere to ISO procedures and take direction from the operator.
Work with production machines and basic tools such as a hammer and knife.