Regrind Operator- 12 Hour Day Shift

Responsibilities

• Maintain production lines with the correct materials
• Operate and troubleshoot Shredder equipment
• Move work in progress (WIP) to the appropriate bin space while accurately tracking this data
• Complete the powered industrial truck (PIT) safety check sheet
• Change out the lift truck battery as needed
• Afford assistance production associates, Process Coordinators and Production Leads as needed
• Perform quality checks and reports on materials as directed
• Afford inventory cycle counts when needed
• Operate and troubleshoot Granulator (continuous line) equipment
• Operate and troubleshoot Grinder equipment
• Remove material from remnant rolls
• Feed and troubleshoot silos
• Maintain and Monitor Bag House equipment-inspect and make sure unit is operating efficiently
• Operate and troubleshoot Roll Un-winder equipment-thread up and operate
• Work normally scheduled days adhering to starting and stopping times
• Work overtime as required

Qualifications

• Must be able to safely operate a lift truck both loaded and unloaded
• Must be able to safely operate the battery changing station equipment
• Must possess good interpersonal, communication and organizational skills
• Must be familiar with or willing to learn current computer systems and software
• Must be able to work without close supervision
• Proven ability to work collaboratively with all levels of associates
• Demonstrated ability to make timely decisions
• Must be able to sit for the majority of a 12 hour shift
• Must be able to get on and off a lift truck up to 100 times per day
• Meet minimal Shaw vision testing requirements including color blindness
• Must be able to tolerate changes in temperature and humidity
• Must be able to occasionally lift up to 50 lbs unassisted
• Capable of head, neck and body rotation for full visibility of surroundings
• Must be able to occasionally climb stairs to operate equipment
• Have basic reading & writing skills in order to read & comprehend shipping documents, product numbers and bin / storage locations
• Successfully complete the written, “hands on” powered industrial truck driving test
• Must be able to perform basic mathematical tasks