Extrusion Technician (Nights)-7PM-7AM

Pregis•Anderson, SC

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Extrusion Technicians are responsible for all aspects of production from start to finish. This includes maintaining a clean and safe operating environment, preparing for changeovers, testing product quality, efficiently operating machines, planning materials for production, and immediately reporting any concerns/issues with safety, machines, or quality to the appropriate individual. Compensation for this position will be based on skill, and many advancement opportunities will be available, including opportunities within and outside of the Production Department. The work schedule involves 12-hour shifts, from 7pm-7am, on a 2-2-3 schedule (work two, off two, work three, and vice versa). The hours per week will alternate between 36 and 48 hours, with additional overtime potentially required.

Requirements

High School diploma or equivalent.
2-5 years’ manufacturing experience in a production environment.
Able to work any 12-hour shift.
Good correctable visual acuity with both eyes.
Good visual perception of color, depth, and fields.
Good reading and writing abilities.
Required forklift driving.
Good hearing with both ears.
Good use of hands/feet.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of resins and their properties preferred.
Extrusion, W&H Film lines experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Set-up and operate extrusion lines and support high-quality product.
Reviews order specifications to ensure the correct packaging supplies and raw materials are available to produce a product that meets the customer's specifications.
Observes and checks finished film coming off the production lines and takes immediate corrective action to eliminate the causes of a sub-standard product.
Remove and package finished rolls from machine.
Monitors equipment to ensure it is operating properly and under supervision of the Lead Operator performs routine maintenance on equipment.
Complete daily production paperwork and troubleshoot stoppages and breakdowns.
Under the direction of the Lead Operator may train team members correct operating procedures, safety, and quality policy procedures.
Learn and comprehend all equipment so adjustments can be made if/when needed.
Understand and follow all safety procedures and policies.
Follow all safety rules and procedures established by the company.
Immediately report any safety concerns/issues to the appropriate individual.