EVOL Operator - Asheboro, NC

Koch•Asheboro, NC

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Georgia-Pacific is now hiring motivated and detail-oriented individuals to join our team as an EVOL Operator at our corrugated packaging facility in Asheboro, NC. Our team members create value by safely operating machines to meet and exceed the plant’s production and quality goals. Candidates who acquire the knowledge and skills to be successful in this position will have exciting opportunities for advancement. Our EVOL Operators work in a hot, humid, and noisy environment and work any shift including holidays, weekends and overtime as needed. If you are committed to safety and have a willingness to grow and advance, you may be GP’s next EVOL Operator!

Requirements

Experience operating EVOL or similar machinery.
Proficiency in reading and interpreting technical documents and blueprints.
Basic computer skills for data entry and accessing production systems.
Must be available and flexible to work any shift.
Candidates must be flexible to work weekends (Saturdays & Sundays) and overtime (12-hour shift).
Must be available and flexible to work overtime, weekends, and holidays as needed.

Responsibilities

Correctly perform Lockout/Tagout/Try (APM & ZES) procedures.
Review and understand Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) and Lockout/Tagout procedures.
Identify all emergency stops on the machine and demonstrate their use.
Properly read and understand hard cards and print cards.
Accurately read and use measuring instruments such as tape measures, micrometers, and caliper gauges.
Enter orders correctly into the setup console.
Demonstrate and properly mount printing plates and cutting dies.
Properly set up the prefeeder, glue system, slotter heads, folding rails, and counter ejector.
Demonstrate and properly set up the bundler and loadformer.
Operate and set up conveyors and other machine components.
Perform set-up and troubleshooting of the Clear Vision system and bottom set inserter.
Understand and properly check ink viscosity and pH.
Use color swatches appropriately.
Perform quality checks and inspections correctly using the QMS system.
Inspect finished units thoroughly to ensure quality standards are met.
Properly identify and record all waste.
Demonstrate proper repair of rubber on die boards (if applicable).
Understand and access FFF/KIWI for maintenance procedures.
Understand die cut diagrams and perform necessary adjustments.
Properly complete quality checks in the QMS system.
Record lead to trail skew using a micrometer.
Demonstrate understanding of load identification and stack patterns.