A Production C Operator assists the team in the safe and efficient operation of spunbond lines. The role involves operating lift trucks, doffing winders, wrapping material, transporting finished rolls to the lag area, and maintaining a clean and orderly work area to meet production goals. The operator follows departmental safety rules, safe job practices, company policies, quality procedures, and environmental commitments, and informs the oncoming operator of job conditions during shift change. Routine work includes cutting production tubes; making spaghetti boxes; making, monitoring, and changing edge-trim bags; restaging supplies; removing and disposing of spaghetti and web waste; blowing down the needle room; handling cake waste; lacing up spin positions during start-ups or merge changes; locking out equipment; cleaning the mezzanine during pack life; completing inventory-control system functions; and performing housekeeping and TPM activities. The role also includes refueling, inspecting, driving, and caring for lift trucks, completing inspection sheets, and removing or installing lift-truck attachments. The schedule is 12-hour shifts, four days on and four days off, rotating between four rotations of days and four rotations of nights, starting at 7:00. The base hourly rate is $26.08. The work environment frequently includes moving mechanical parts and fumes or airborne particles; occasional exposures include wet or humid conditions, heights, chemicals, outdoor weather, extreme temperatures, electrical shock risk, and vibration. The noise level is usually loud.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED