3rd shift 5144 EVOL Assistant Operator

International Paper•Griffin, GA

9d•Onsite

About The Position

The Evol Assistant Operator assists in operating a machine to produce quality product at maximum output. The role supports machine-speed control, checks box gluing, verifies stacking plans, load tags, and unit counts, and performs required QMS checks. At startup, the operator sets aside two bundles of quality boxes for replacements, removes defects found during inspection, and replaces them with good boxes while ensuring final counts and replacement counts match bundle specifications. The position also involves checking and folding at least one box per unit, maintaining ink and glue flow, responding to jams, sorting sheets for reuse or scrap, keeping the work area clean, reporting downtime to a supervisor, and checking the MDC system at the beginning, middle, and end of each order. This position is located at the Griffin Box Plant in Griffin, Georgia, and works the third shift from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Some weekends and mandatory overtime shifts are required. The listed pay rate is $23.28.

Requirements

Prior machine operator assistant experience.
Ability to perform the duties and responsibilities of the job with or without accommodation.
Ability to read, write, and speak English.
Ability to accurately read a measuring tape and ruler.
Ability to use basic shop math.
Ability to learn, follow instructions, ask questions, and work effectively as a team member.

Responsibilities

Assist in controlling machine speed to produce quality product at maximum output.
Check that boxes are being glued properly.
Check the stacking plan, load tags, and unit count on the first load.
Perform all QMS checks.
Set aside two bundles of quality boxes at startup to use as replacements for defects.
Pull defective boxes found during inspection and replace them with good boxes from the designated bundles.
Confirm the final count matches the bundle specification, replacing the same number of boxes as defects pulled.
Count scrap boxes to confirm the number equals replacements; add any difference to the final unit if the count is incorrect.
Check and fold at least one box per unit.
Check and maintain constant ink and glue flow.
Watch for and respond to jam-ups.
Stack bad sheets for reuse and put waste in the scrap cart.
Keep the work area neat and clean.
Inform the supervisor of any downtime.
Check that the MDC system operates correctly at the beginning, middle, and end of each order.