C Shift Extrusion Operator (3082)

The Recreational Group•Dalton, GA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

An Extrusion Operator is responsible for setting up and controlling extrusion machines. These machines heat materials such as metals and plastics and push them through a mold that shapes the material. The operator ensures safe, efficient, and accurate production while maintaining a clean and organized work environment.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent
Ability to lift 50 pounds
Ability to stand and walk for extended periods throughout the shift
Ability to bend, stoop, kneel, or crouch as needed to perform job duties
Ability to use hands and fingers for repetitive motions, including grasping, handling, and operating tools or controls
Ability to push or pull light materials, carts, or pallets
Ability to reach above shoulder level or below waist level as required
Ability to visually inspect materials, labels, and equipment, including close vision and color differentiation
Ability to hear alarms, machine sounds, and verbal instructions in a production environment
Ability to work in a manufacturing environment that may include noise, heat, dust, or moving machinery
Excellent communication skills
Organizational skills and attention to detail
Effective time management and ability to meet deadlines

Responsibilities

Arrive at work at least 5 minutes before the start of the shift.
Communicate with the previous shift regarding issues or abnormalities.
Check labels and verify all information is accurate.
Walk the machine to ensure there are no broken or twisted ends.
Weigh each bobbin and confirm weight consistency.
Before starting a case, weigh the pallet and record the weight (ensure the machine is not touched while using the scale).
For finished cases, take them to the wrap machine and pack appropriately.
Gather all waste, record weights, and condense waste into boxes when possible.
Cleanliness is mandatory — machines and work areas must remain clean, organized, and free of unnecessary waste at all times.
Cell phones may only be used during breaks unless dealing with a sick child or an emergency; no phone use on the production line.
Notify your supervisor at least 2 hours prior if you will be absent or late. Anything less is considered a no-call/no-show.
Immediately report any equipment issues to the shift leader.
Follow all the supervisor’s instructions; teamwork and operational continuity are essential.
Responsible for additional duties and accountabilities that will be assigned as needed.