Sheeter Operator

Case Paper Co Inc•High Point, NC

12h•$18 - $20•Onsite

About The Position

A sheeter operator has primary responsibility to operate our focal piece of equipment - the sheeter! Sheeter operators are able to achieve high levels of quality throughput and lead their crews to meet productivity standards.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent
2-3 years of relevant work experience in manufacturing operations and/or logistics
The position involves lifting, kneeling, and other types of physical labor.
Ability to shift between a variety of tasks as needed - prioritizing workload
Problem solving skills and experience collaborating and communicating with others - TEAMWORK!

Responsibilities

Use of material handling equipment such as forklifts, roll clamps and pallet jacks.
Use of the paper sheeter and supporting equipment which requires knowledge of electrical and mechanical basics.
Entry of production detail into the AS400 computer system.
Participate in safety initiatives and commit to a safe working environment, free of accidents and harm to employees and the community.
Assure the task of "threading in" of paper, getting the wrinkles out, de-curling the sheets, setting the size and square of the sheet, and getting the proper overlap and jog of the finished product.
Run a machine that takes rolls of paper and cuts them to a specific size sheet and stacks these sheets on a skid for final cutting to the size and quantity that our customers order.
Maintain a clean work environment, following all SOP's.
Interact with all Case Paper staff and outside mill and vendor service partners. The Sheeter Operator shall act in a professional and ethical manner as an employee of Case Paper.
Cooperate with managers and supervisors to use process controls and lean principles that improve total operational effectiveness.
Support the training program within Case Paper to bolster cooperation and cross-training across the operation.
Any other machine operation and process monitoring or data collection that the supervisor may ask.