Production Operator Nights

Fortune Brands • Meridian, ID

102d • $19

About The Position

The Operator I is responsible for managing the production process and work area from grooving to the finished product, including handling and reloading packaging materials for the production line, in a 24/7 environment. This role ensures product quality, workplace safety, efficient organization, and adherence to established processes. It requires technical expertise, the ability to perform core skills, and a proactive approach to maintaining smooth operations. This position starts at $19.00 per hour. There is an additional $1.00 per hour for night shifts. The Operator II is responsible for overseeing the process and managing the work area, including tasks from the mezzanines to the groover, as well as handling and reloading raw materials onto the production line for the production line, in a 24/7 environment. This role ensures product quality, workplace safety, efficient organization, and adherence to established processes. It requires technical expertise, the ability to perform core skills, and a proactive approach to maintaining smooth operations. Both play a critical role in supporting and sustaining the fluidity of the product lines. All Operators start at a level 1 and have the opportunity to advance. ONLY Shifts available, schedules are not flexible; B shift is Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and every other Saturday from 6:45pm to 7:00am. D shift is Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and every other Saturday from 6:45pm to 7:00am.

Requirements

• High School Diploma or GED.
• Ability to work 12-hour shifts in a continuous manufacturing environment.
• Willingness to work overtime, holidays, and weekends as scheduled.
• English, reading, and writing skills are needed for career advancement.
• Strong communication skills are required to effectively interact with Production Leads, Supervisors, and Extruder Operators.

Responsibilities

• Understand and adhere to all relevant safety guidelines.
• Conduct thorough checks of upstream and downstream equipment before starting the machine.
• Ensure all covers for moving parts are securely in place before operation.
• Identify and address any area or job hazards before beginning tasks.
• Verify that all safety switches are operational and functioning correctly.
• Obtain and maintain certification for operating both large and small forklifts.
• Prepare equipment properly, perform quality checks, and address non-conforming products while following procedures to mitigate risks.
• Adhere to waste disposal protocols, maintain 5S standards, and ensure a clean and organized workspace.
• Accurately maintain required documentation for compliance and traceability in English.
• Follow EHSS guidelines, use PPE appropriately, and address poor safety practices.
• Identify and minimize risks and follow escalation procedures as needed.
• Understand the role’s impact on safety, quality, delivery, and cost, ensuring smooth shift transitions.
• Execute emergency stop procedures and respond effectively to emergencies.
• Inspect defects, measure boards, identify and segregate non-conforming products and materials.
• Stack boards properly, attach end tags, operate pull carts, package completed units, and print and apply packaging labels.
• Refill materials and safely remove, weigh, and transfer defective scrap or line purge to the regrind area.
• Monitor the production screen, update Tier 1 boards, and complete required paperwork.
• Maintain cleanliness in the groover, side print, stacking, and scrap areas.
• Prepare carts for packaging, update sample carts, assist with line startups, and monitor the SPC screen.

Benefits

• Comprehensive health plans.
• Market-leading 401(k) program with a company contribution.
• Product discounts.
• Flexible time off benefits.
• Inclusive fertility / adoption benefits.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level
• Education Level: High school or GED