Folder-Gluer Operator I

Sabert Corporation•Chicago, IL

About The Position

The Folder-Gluer Operator safely and efficiently operates process-specific machines and equipment that convert materials into work in progress or finished products. The operator runs machines to meet established production requirements and performs activities related to safe machine operation, setup and changeover, preventative maintenance and machine service, quality, documentation, housekeeping, and sanitation. The role also supports production personnel and training as needed, and complies with company policies and applicable safety, quality, product-safety, and regulatory requirements.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent; trade school preferred.
Three or more years of equivalent experience or experience multitasking in a fast-paced work environment, including at least one year of machine-operator experience.
Ability to operate a manual and/or electric pallet jack.
Ability to use an RF scanner for Warehouse Management System transactions.
Knowledge of and ability to use hand tools.
Knowledge of machine operation and electronic and/or manual machine controls.
Knowledge of machine systems that may include mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic systems.
Ability to read and understand safety rules, internal quality procedures, and machine operating procedures.
Ability to communicate production and machine issues to supervisors and others in the work area.
Ability to work in an operating environment that may require interfacing with packers and feeders.
Basic mathematics, including counting and arithmetic, and basic measurement using a device such as a ruler.
Ability to meet the stated physical demands, including frequent bending and movement and occasionally moving or positioning up to 50 pounds.
Required vision abilities include close, distance, color, and peripheral vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus.

Nice To Haves

Trade school education.

Responsibilities

Operate converting machines at established rates, follow the production schedule, monitor machine performance, and document variables that may cause downtime.
Complete process- and machine-specific make-readies, install machine components, set up equipment for product requirements, and perform changeovers.
Monitor machine indicators to detect malfunctions and troubleshoot to maintain operation.
Perform required machine and equipment adjustments, service, preventative maintenance, and machine-specific repairs.
Clean and service machines, including maintaining the glue system and auxiliary equipment.
Use an RF scanner to record transactions in the Warehouse Management System and generate corresponding item labels.
Maintain production supplies and materials in the work area using a manual and/or electric pallet jack.
Perform quality checks, adjust machines to resolve quality issues, and complete required production documentation.
Communicate production and machine issues to supervisors and other production personnel.
Perform housekeeping and machine sanitation requirements.
Assist other operators and relieve line personnel for breaks and lunch.
Assist with training other process operators and support personnel, including helpers, feeders, and packers.
Comply with company policies and procedures, including GMP, PPE, HACCP, LOTO, and JSA requirements, and support product safety, quality, legality, and regulatory compliance.