Operate extrusion equipment within acceptable standards for quality, wall control and machine performance with assistance from the shift supervisor. This role requires the ability to meet qualification requirements and maintain a minimum standard of performance for the job level. The operator will be responsible for bell and unitizing pipe products, operating forklifts when required, and visually inspecting pipe for flaws. Additionally, the role involves operating banding and other miscellaneous packaging equipment, building wooden frames when necessary, and setting up and operating extruders, pullers, vacuum tanks, pre-heaters, cut-off saws, printers, and bellers. The operator will assist during changeovers, maintain proper cut length with supervisor assistance, and constantly observe extrusion heats and machine conditions, making adjustments under supervision. Performing required QC inspections and tests, including wall thickness, outside diameter, ovality, cut length, and bell length, and recording results per J-M specifications is crucial. The role also includes recording all required data on inspection and equipment condition, verifying in-process QC checks and test results, and performing minor equipment repairs. The operator will relieve others for lunch and breaks, be willing to learn new tasks and take on individual responsibilities, and maintain a clean and orderly work area and equipment. Safe working practices are essential, including reporting hazardous conditions.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED