Machine Operator, 2nd Shift

Owens Corning•Stokesdale, NC

14d•$21•Onsite

About The Position

Owens Corning, global in scope - human in scale. We’re an international company, with solid roots in Stokesdale, NC, and we’ve got opportunities for a few dynamic people to join our local team. The primary purpose of the Moulder Operator (Trainee) is to learn all aspects of the moulders, including safety, of oneself and crew to OSHA and company standards; quality per spec and production, and effectively execute customer specifications.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED and be at least 18 Years Old
Good attendance
Elevated level of math skills (converting fractions to decimal. Adding, subtracting, multiplying decimals and fractions)
Excellent communication skills
Good hand-eye coordination
Able to read a tape measure and calipers
Able to read, write, and understand to interpret documents like specs
Able to demonstrate basic computer skills including sending/receiving emails and basic typing skills
Lift 35lbs
Stand for 10 hours straight
Climb and descend stairs as needed for the role
Do repetitive movements (hand, wrist and arm)
Walk, bend, twist, and stoop
Withstand heat in excess of 95 degrees; sounds or noise levels that may be uncomfortable
Be exposed to wood dust and aluminum with no factors or hazards present to a disagreeable extent.

Nice To Haves

Preferably one year experience in a manufacturing setting
Experience with
Work independently, as well as part of a team, and have flexibility
Show initiative, be a self-starter, and be able to train and coach others
Lockout/Tagout procedures

Responsibilities

Always wear proper eye and ear protection.
Always follow proper lockout/tagout procedures.
Make sure all employees in your area are following established safety procedures.
Keep the area clean and organized.
Follow posted standard work instructions.
Properly execute all aspects of the work order process including in feeds and out feeds of material.
Demonstrate a basic understanding of moulder as well as RF gluer and basic functions of each machine in the area.
Demonstrate the ability to set-up and adjust the DET.
Must be able to operate moulder to create parts within spec and as instructed to per run schedule.
Demonstrate the ability to completely change over on RF gluer as well as moulder and DET.
Demonstrate the ability to adjust moulder when material does not meet the required specifications.
Must be able to setup and produce wide profile jambs when needed.
Demonstrate the ability to adhere to cutter head change out / Hydro-lock pump up schedule.
Must be able to understand specs of wide jambs.
Must be able to understand all metrics displayed on production tracker
Understand and be able to operate scanner for production tracker.
Minimal missed scans on production tracker
Be able to keep accurate notes on daily production. This includes issues in the cell, as well as anything that cannot be captured with the production tracker.
Demonstrate a clear understanding of the quality standards required to produce a good product.
Ensure completion and submission of Quality Control documents (specification check sheets).
Demonstrate the ability to troubleshoot small problems within the cell.
Be able to coordinate with maintenance to assist in identifying and fixing problems within the cell.
Demonstrate the ability to resolve minor inventory issues by contacting inventory personnel.
Demonstrate the ability to train crew members in every position within the cell.
Delegate tasks to crew members within cell to stay productive during down time.
Be able to explain the process from beginning to end.
Ensure all scrap is accounted for and reported properly.