Offline Paint Operator - Sun to Wed 7AM - 5:30PM -OFFLI001969

Nichiha•Macon, GA

9d•Onsite

About The Position

The Offline Paint Operator carries out painting operations, monitors coating quality, and adjusts production equipment to maintain proper paint flow and operation. The role requires following safety procedures and OSHA guidelines, using required personal protective equipment, and complying with Lock Out Tag Out procedures for assigned areas. The operator also cleans sprayers and power equipment according to standard operating procedures and disposes of hazardous waste as instructed in training. The position involves operating in a plant environment that may be dusty and noisy and subject to extreme seasonal temperatures. It requires extended periods of standing and repeated twisting, bending, reaching, and stooping, as well as lifting at least 50 pounds and pushing or pulling up to 70 pounds. The role works Sunday through Wednesday, 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM.

Requirements

Ability to lift at least 50 pounds and push or pull up to 70 pounds.
Ability to work for long periods while continuously standing, twisting, bending, reaching, and stooping.
Ability to work in a dusty and noisy environment and in a plant with extreme seasonal temperatures.
Ability to follow safety procedures, OSHA guidelines, company policies, and procedures.
Ability to operate or work with sprayers, conveyors, and a forklift as needed.
Demonstrated teamwork, respectful communication, and willingness to help others.
Ability to identify and resolve issues using job knowledge and skills, and to offer practical solutions.
Openness to constructive feedback and active interest in developing and improving work methods.

Responsibilities

Follow safety procedures, maintain current safety training, and wear required PPE when necessary.
Follow Lock Out Tag Out procedures for assigned areas and perform duties according to OSHA guidelines, policies, and procedures.
Complete General Plant Safety Training within the first 8 weeks.
Regulate conveyor speed, machine temperature, air pressure, circulation, and flow.
Visually inspect paint flow and coating quality.
Dispose of hazardous waste in the appropriate manner as directed in training.
Monitor painting operations to identify and correct flow issues.
Clean sprayers and power equipment in accordance with standard operating procedures.
Operate a forklift as needed.
Contribute to a safe and cooperative team environment, communicate effectively, and help resolve work issues.
Seek ways to improve work methods, efficiency, and bottleneck issues.