Lamination Machine Operator 1: 1st Shift

Milliken and Company•Salisbury, MA

11d•$18 - $19•Onsite

About The Position

Milliken & Company is a global manufacturing leader focused on materials science. This position is for a Lamination Machine Operator 1, 1st Shift, located in Salisbury, MA. The role involves following instructions to meet production schedules, ensuring the handling of coated goods production, and continuously monitoring manufacturing equipment for quality standards. The operator is responsible for meeting production rates, maintaining a clean work area, minimizing scrap, and adhering to all safety and company policies.

Requirements

High School degree or GED
Ability to communicate at all levels and with the ability to understand and communicate ideas both verbally and written.
Familiar with the Operation of production machinery
Ability to understand Production Schedules
Good mechanical skills
Ability to calculate and problem solve

Nice To Haves

Ability to speak, read, write in both English and Spanish

Responsibilities

Follows the requirements of the assigned SAP schedule to meet production demand.
Reads the order for the specific material.
Confirms that the material on the machine matches the SAP order.
Helps with machine set up based upon established specifications.
Takes samples to give to QA.
Reports the finished product to SAP order.
Stores the product using a forklift (after attaining Forklift certification).
Unloads and loads lamination equipment with material.
Adjusts equipment to maintain proper quality standards.
Cleans production area and assigned equipment.
Notifies Supervisor and/or operator of any problems.
Completes projects and tasks assigned.
Advises the Production Manager on issues and improvements pertaining to areas of responsibility.
Cleans pumps and other production equipment.
Advises Supervisor/Leadership on issues regarding safety.
Ensures the compliance of procedures to all company policies.
Performs any other reasonably related duties as assigned by supervisor or other higher-level managers.