Ascor Monitor

Job Summary

To successfully perform the duties of this role, the individual must demonstrate proficiency in each of the essential functions mentioned. Adaptability, attention to detail, a commitment to safety, and effective communication are key to success in this role.

Responsibilities

• Ensure products are identified in Ascor program Check Card Faults.
• Organize and/or operate Ducker carts.
• Conduct product quality inspections: perform regular quality checks on finished and in‑process products to ensure they meet company and industry standards; report any discrepancies or defects to the line lead or quality control manager immediately.
• Promote and maintain safety standards: follow and advocate for the facility's safety policies and procedures, ensuring a safe working environment; identify potential hazards and report them to the appropriate personnel.
• Perform varied departmental tasks: complete a range of duties within the assigned department, including but not limited to machine set‑up, feeding and product handling, material movement and cleaning; be flexible to rotate between tasks as needed.
• Meet production goals: help achieve daily production goals by staying on task, maintaining product quality, and following established operational procedures.
• Communicate effectively with team members: maintain open lines of communication with machine operators, line leads, and supervisors to ensure tasks are completed efficiently and any issues are resolved quickly.
• Adherence to operational standards: ensure all work is performed according to company policies, industry regulations, and quality expectations.
• Perform other duties as assigned: carry out additional responsibilities as directed by supervisors or management to meet the needs of the department or facility.

Requirements

Education and Experience: High school diploma or GED required. Preferred candidates will have previous experience in the corrugated paper industry and six months of experience in the Press and Finishing Departments.

• Language Skills: Must be able to read and follow written instructions accurately.
• Mathematical Skills: Ability to quickly and accurately use a tape measure; capable of performing basic calculations such as percentages, measurements, volume, and rates; must have a good understanding of high school‑level math.
• Reasoning Ability: Must have the ability to follow written, verbal, or visual instructions; able to solve problems involving straightforward situations and apply common sense to daily tasks.
• Technical Skills: Basic understanding of how equipment is designed and operates efficiently; product layouts and production specifications; quality standards and product specifications.
• Certificates, Licenses, Registrations: May need to maintain a valid Lift Truck Operator License, if required.
• Physical Demands: Regularly required to stand, walk, lift, bend, and listen; frequent use of hands to handle materials, reach, and perform repetitive tasks; must be able to regularly lift and move objects weighing up to 50 pounds; vision requirements include close and distance vision, color perception, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus.
• Work Environment: Regular exposure to moving mechanical parts; frequent exposure to wet or humid conditions; occasional exposure to heights, fumes, airborne particles, and vibrations; noise level typically loud.