Gluer Quality Control Inspector - 3rd Shift 8:30pm - 6:30am

Rohrer•Hayesville, OH

11d•Onsite

About The Position

This role is responsible for ensuring the quality of products on the packing line, adhering to customer specifications, and maintaining efficient operations. The inspector will observe the gluing and folding process, identify defects, and communicate issues to operators and supervisors. This position requires attention to detail, understanding of quality control procedures, and the ability to work effectively within a team. The role also involves inventory management, monitoring the performance of other workers, and ensuring all documentation and packing specifications are met for shipments.

Requirements

Ability to read and interpret orders.
Ability to observe feeding and folding of material and gluing edges.
Ability to inform gluer operator of issues.
Ability to demonstrate and explain how to correctly enter and edit job order details into OMS.
Ability to familiarize self with items being packed.
Skilled at finding defects in product.
Fully trained on all quality control and scale operations.
Ability to give direction to Gluer Level I during setup and run operations.
Ability to examine and inspect boxes and products.
Ability to regulate the efficient order of jobs.
Ability to monitor and review information to detect & assess problems.
Ability to perform monthly inventory.
Ability to monitor quality performance of other workers.
Ability to inspect cards for errors, mistakes, or defects.
Ability to address problems with appropriate personnel.
Ability to inspect carton labels.
Ability to reassure packers are performing duties correctly.
Ability to select random samples for inspection.
Ability to scan for obvious flaws.
Ability to notify supervisors of deviations or malfunctions.
Ability to calculate waste and line clearance.
Ability to reconcile final inspection documentation.
Ability to work with Gluer Operator, Gluer I, and material handler during down time.
Ability to assist with routine maintenance tasks.
Ability to assist packers on the line when needed.
Ability to complete daily end of shift duties.
Ability to use a power lift and checklist.
Demonstrates teamwork and motivation.
Understands line stop procedures.
Understands all folder/gluer line metrics and goals.
Demonstrates and explains KPI’s and safety metrics and can lead White Board Sessions.
Correctly uses required safety PPE: steel toe shoes, safety glasses, and hearing protection.

Responsibilities

Read and interpret orders to specify how the customer wants the order done.
Observe feeding and folding of material and gluing edges and inform gluer operator of any issues.
Demonstrate and explain how to correctly enter and edit job order details into OMS.
Familiarize self with the items being packed.
Find defects in product.
Perform all quality control and scale operations.
During ‘Setup’ Operation: Give direction to Gluer Level I to de-stage last job and stage the next job.
During ‘Run’ Operation: Give direction to Gluer Level I to check for correct card, count, carton, side, direction, and quality.
Examine and inspect boxes and products to ensure that packing specifications are met.
Regulate the efficient order of jobs to be completed on a timely basis.
Monitor and review information to detect & assess problems.
Perform monthly inventory to count and align the amount of boxes used.
Monitor quality performance of other workers on the packing line.
Inspect cards for any errors, mistakes, or defects.
Address any detected problems with the Gluer Operator II/III, Finishing Lead, or coordinate with the Quality Control Department.
Inspect carton labels for proper count, shipping information, and sample cards.
Reassure that packers are placing the correct cards in the correct box, quantity/weight is accurate, boxes are on the right skid, and box is being shipped on a timely basis.
Select random samples for inspection.
Scan for obvious flaws such as streaks, mis-register, color variations, etc.
Notify supervisors or specified personnel of deviations from specifications, machine malfunctions, or need for machine maintenance.
Calculate the amount of waste (overs) and line clearance.
Reconcile final inspection documentation for shipments.
During any “down time” work with the Gluer Operator, Gluer I, and material handler to ensure product is moved and area is staged.
Assist with the routine maintenance tasks of cleaning the quality control station.
When needed, assist the duties of the packers on the line to ensure they are keeping up and paying close attention to the quality of the products.
Complete daily end of shift duties as assigned.
Use a power lift and the checklist.
Demonstrate teamwork and motivation on intensive and easier packing jobs.
Understand the line stop procedures.
Understand all folder/gluer line metrics and goals.
Demonstrate and explain KPI’s and safety metrics and can lead White Board Sessions.
Correctly use required safety PPE: steel toe shoes, safety glasses, and hearing protection.
Perform other duties as assigned.