Our client in Oak Creek is hiring for Control Room Operators. Anyone with Lead experience in a Production environment could be a great fit!
pay ranges from $21-23/hr
pay ranges from $21-23/hr
POSITION SUMMARY
Lead operator of machine with the responsibility of meeting production goals and working with all departments to
meet customer demands.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS FOR THIS POSITION:
1. Make sure all products being produced is of acceptable quality standards with a goal of 100% perfection. Check, monitor and enforce all quality standards including proper unitization and tagging procedures.
2. Must be able to read the dry end and wet end run schedule.
3. Operate the corrugator according to plant operating culture and principles.
4. Work with Customer Service, Shipping and Quality departments on Overrun, Underrun or scrapped sheets/units. Work with shipping to correct any mistakes and unitize loads to maximize trailer loading.
5. Make sure machine and work areas are clean. Before the start of the shift inspect production floor for cleanliness and proper stocking and report findings to current control room operator. Must also make sure areas are clean and properly supplied at shift changeover to ensure the success of the oncoming shift.
6. Run quality variance reports and special instruction reports on a regular basis to ensure that all special instructions are reported to the team and that all shortages have been addressed.
7. Review wet and dry end run schedule and adjust as necessary. Also inform operators of any upcoming issues in the schedule.
8. Make sure PM functions are being properly performed through the shift.
9.Work with Sheet Line and Shipping to correct all issues in the rework area in a timely manner and ensure that no rework issues carry over into the following shift. Work with the Wet End to make sure all paper is staged in a correct and timely manner and, production quality and speed are maximized.
10. When the machine stops because any issue, the control room operators primary duty is to make sure that all operators are performing their secondary function in a safe and effective way and assist to get the machine running as quickly and as safely possible. It is not your job to do the work, it is your job to make sure the work is properly done.