Machine Operator (Night Shift)

About the role

Operates various forming, slitting, die cutting, and printing equipment to produce quality finished product to manufacturing specifications in a sustainable packaging facility.

Responsibilities

• Observe all safety rules and use safe working methods and procedures at all times to avoid injury, injury to co-workers, or damage to company property.
• Perform job requirements safely, within specified or shortest time possible, at lowest cost and with minimum waste.
• Perform minor machine and equipment maintenance.
• Clear jams using safe work procedures.
• Lift raw materials as needed to feed equipment.
• Inspect product throughout forming process; recognize product quality issues and report to Supervisor or Team Leader.
• Interpret Shop packet details and instructions.
• Provide relief for other Production Packers and Operators.
• Maintain department cleanliness standards.
• Operate material handling equipment.
• Participate in various Continuous Improvement (CI) events.
• Participate in AIB Housekeeping and Food Safety Programs.
• Provide plant housekeeping support.
• Provide Supervisor and/or Team Leader data for periodic maintenance work.

Requirements

• Basic educational background normally acquired through the completion of high school level programs leading to a diploma or equivalent.
• Ability to read, understand, and comprehend written or oral instruction and communicate effectively with others.
• Near/far acuity and color vision.
• Basic mechanical aptitude; high volume production experience a plus.
• Ability to work with little supervision.

Physical Requirements

• Works in a manufacturing environment on a set schedule including regular weekend work.
• Prolonged standing (90%) with occasional walking (10%).
• Twisting at waist, bending/stooping, squatting/kneeling.
• Lifts up to 30 lbs. on a regular basis and lifts/carries more than 40 lbs. occasionally.
• Reaching at, above, and below shoulder level.