Production Operator/Nights

Niagara Bottling•Newnan, GA

8d•Onsite

About The Position

This role is responsible for operating, monitoring, and maintaining the production line. The Production Operator will be responsible for accurately completing and updating various reports and logs, understanding and following plant safety rules, and maintaining general housekeeping in all areas of production. This role also involves managing raw material inventory, maintaining quality requirements, and performing relief duties as needed. The position requires the ability to work 12-hour shifts, day or night, on a rotating 2-2-3 schedule. Please note that this job description is not exhaustive and duties may change.

Requirements

0-2 years of Manufacturing experience (experience may include a combination of work experience and education).
High School Diploma.
Full Professional Proficiency in English.

Nice To Haves

2-4 years of Manufacturing experience (experience may include a combination of work experience and education).

Responsibilities

Operating, monitoring, and maintaining the production line.
Starting and stopping equipment such as palletizers, carton makers, carton sealers, and drop packers.
Accurately completing and updating information forms and logs (Machine Report, Quality Report, Downtime Report, Carton Top Load Report).
Understanding and following plant safety rules, including safe lifting practices and safe machine operation.
Using Personal Protective Equipment where required.
Maintaining general housekeeping in all areas of production, including break rooms and restrooms.
Baling plastic, cardboard, and contaminated bottles when needed.
Grinding bottles when needed.
Ensuring adequate amounts of raw materials (bottle caps, labels, cartons, trays, tray and pallet wraps, pallet glue) for continuous operation.
Maintaining quality requirements in accordance with company standards.
Accurately filling out hourly inspection sheets based on overall production quality.
Reporting all quality defects.
Working in all assigned areas of production.
Performing relief duties when required.
Stacking, tying, and labeling unused cartons.
Troubleshooting minor production line issues.
Ensuring regular and predictable attendance.