Stacker Operator 3rd Shift

Packaging Corporation of America•Arlington, TX

2d•Onsite

About The Position

This role is for a Stacker Operator on the 3rd shift. The primary focus is on preparing the machine for production runs according to customer orders, including preparing the stencil for product identification. Daily cleaning and oiling of the machine are required. The operator will order pallets as needed based on the schedule and ensure pallets are available for finished products. They will also assist in running orders by monitoring for smooth operation and addressing any issues like machine failure, quality control, or paper shortages by notifying the operator and potentially collaborating with management and maintenance. Palletizing products according to shop cards or shipping requirements is also a key responsibility. Occasional feeding of the machine may be necessary. Adherence to ISO procedures and following the operator's directions are mandatory. The role involves working with various production machines and basic tools like hammers and knives.

Requirements

High School Graduate or GED.
Ability to read and comprehend simple instructions, such as schedules and orders.
Must be willing to work overtime on short notice, including weekends.
Ability to work in manufacturing environment, with varying temperatures based on season, around machinery, and heavy Forklift traffic.
Must be authorized to work in the U.S.

Nice To Haves

1 + year of experience in a packaging or other manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities

Prepares the machine for the production run, according to the customer order.
Prepares the stencil that stamps the product with identification.
Cleans and oils the machine daily.
Orders pallets from the Forklift Driver, according to the need expressed on the schedule.
Responsible for having pallets at the machine for the finished products.
Assists with running orders when the machine is ready by watching the run continue smoothly and without problem.
Notifies the operator of any problems such as machine failure, product quality not to standard, or a shortage of paper.
May need to work with management, maintenance, and other company employees to fix the problem.
Palletizes the product according to the shop card and/or in a manner suitable for shipping.
May be required to feed the machine on occasion.
Responsible for adhering to the ISO procedures and taking direction from the operator.
Works with various production machines and basic tools such as hammer and knife.