Slitting Operator (12hr Nights)

Purpose

To foster an environment of learning and application. Our commitment is to provide you with a real-life, meaningful experience where you will manage projects from start to finish.

Essential Functions

• Refer to FRANSOP-1001, EHS Expectations by Role
• Work from established procedures, written and/or verbal instructions
• Perform set-ups and product changes
• Operate and monitor slitter controls to ensure product is being run within specification
• Observe slitter operation for quality product and make adjustments and minor repairs to correct any deficiencies
• Coordinate all slitter operations with crewmembers and assist members when necessary
• Cut and remove finished drums of tape and splice to a new drum
• Use overhead hoist and upender to move drums of tape
• Report all quality and maintenance problems to supervisor
• Follow prescribed safety rules and performs all jobs in accordance with safety rules
• Maintain necessary records
• Move and order materials as necessary
• Maintain work area and equipment in a clean and orderly condition
• Perform other duties as required and directed

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED
• Previous manufacturing experience preferred
• Must have excellent attendance
• Maintain a safe work environment
• Must be able to work overtime as required
• Must be able to perform all duties in a safe and effective manner
• Ability to read and write

Physical Demands

• Must be able to assist in "set-ups" and "changeovers" of machines for various products
• Must be able to load and unload spindles and rolls of tape from slitter
• Must be able to load tape drums and unload tape drums using overhead hoist system
• Must be able to perform quality checks of product
• Must be able to perform cleaning duties
• Standing: Constant – must be able to stand to complete various duties such as performing set-ups and changeovers, loading and unloading spindles, loading tape drums, performing quality checks and performing cleaning duties
• Walking: Frequent – must be able to walk to complete various duties such as performing set-ups and changeovers, loading and unloading spindles, loading tape drums, performing quality checks and performing cleaning duties
• Sitting: Occasional – must be able to sit to perform various duties such as recording production data and attending training sessions
• Lifting: Frequent – must be able to lift materials weighing up to 50 pounds from a height of 40 inches to a shoulder height of up to 60 inches to complete various duties such as loading and unloading spindles
• Carrying: Frequent – must be able to complete side and/or front carries with materials weighing up to 50 pounds for distances of up to 15 feet
• Pushing/Pulling: Occasional – must be able to generate push and pull forces to complete various tasks such as performing set-ups and changeovers, loading and unloading spindles, loading tape drums, performing quality checks and performing cleaning duties
• Forward Bending: Frequent – must be able to attain/maintain a forward flexed position of up to 60 degrees to complete various duties such as performing set-ups and changeovers, loading and unloading spindles, loading tape drums, and performing cleaning duties
• Trunk Rotation: Frequent – must be able to rotate trunk/torso left-right to complete various tasks such as performing set-ups and changeovers, loading and unloading spindles, loading tape drums, and performing cleaning duties
• Reaching: Frequent – must be able to forward reach to a shoulder level height of between 48-60 inches to complete various duties such as performing set-ups and changeovers, loading and unloading spindles, loading tape drums, performing quality checks and maintaining a clean workspace
• Manipulating/Handling/Gripping: Frequent – must be able to complete gripping, pinching and manipulation of various parts and pieces of equipment; a grip force up to 50 pounds is necessary
• Climbing: Occasional
• Kneeling: Occasional – must be able to kneel to complete various duties such as performing cleaning duties
• Crouching: Occasional – must be able to crouch to complete various duties such as performing set-ups and changeovers, and performing cleaning duties
• Crawling: Never
• Squatting: Occasional – must be able to squat to complete various duties such as performing set-ups and changeovers, and performing cleaning duties
• Postural Balancing: Constant – must be able to exhibit postural balance to complete various duties such as performing set-ups and changeovers, loading and unloading spindles, loading tape drums, and performing cleaning duties
• Heavy Work (Level 4) as defined by the Dictionary of Occupational Titles
• Significant Worksite Measurements: Tools weighing up to 10 pounds; Materials weighing up to 50 pounds; Steps/Ladders with up to 7-12-inch step/rung heights
• Tools/Equipment Used: Hand tools, knife, box cutter
• June 2012 (Evaluator Jase Pinerola, PT, DPT, Kevin Winn CSCS; Employee Steve Braley)

Benefits

• Medical, dental and vision plans
• Paid time off, starting at 40 hours per year for full-time hourly employees (may vary by location)
• Company-paid holidays starting at 8 days per year (may vary by location)
• Wellbeing programs & Employee Assistance Program
• Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account
• Life insurance, AD&D, short-term & long-term disability, and voluntary benefits
• Paid Parental Leave
• Retirement Savings Plan with company match
• Tuition Reimbursement (dependent upon approval)
• Discretionary bonus program (initial eligibility dependent upon hire date)